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MONSOON CONTINGENCY PLAN

This document is the plan of provincial government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for combating potential floods disaster of forthcoming

season of monsoon 2014

2014

Provincial Disaster Management Authority Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

2 |Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Monsoon Contingency Plan 2014

Contents

Acronyms .................................................................................................................................... 9

Executive Summary ................................................................................................................... 10

Chapter-1 .................................................................................................................................. 11

Monsoon Contingency Plan 2014 ............................................................................................... 11

1.1 An Overview 11

1.2 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa-General and Flood Profile 12

1.3 Contingency Plan for Monsoon 2014 14

Aim 14

Objectives: 14

Scope 14

Lessons Learnt from PreviousFloods: 14

1.3.1 Inadequate Flood Protection Arrangements: 14

1.3.2 Inadequate Flood Early Warning Arrangements: 15

1.3.3 Encroachments: 15

1.3.4 Lack of Preparedness: 15

1.3.5 Non observance of Early Warningby General Public: 15

1.3.6 Insufficient Water Storage and Regulation Capacity: 16

Chapter-2 .................................................................................................................................. 17

Hazard and Vulnerability Mapping of Disitricts ........................................................................ 17

2.1 Scenarios and Corresponding Caseloads 17

2.2 The High Impact Scenario: 17

2.3 Medium Impact Scenario: 17

2.4 Planning Assumptions: 18

2.5 Planned Relief Caseloads for 2014 Monsoons 18

2.6 Cut-off / Isolated Population: 19

2.7 Triggers for Response: 19

2.7.1Kabul and Indus River System 19

2.7.2The Swat River System 19

2.8 Provincial Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Mapping 20

2.8.1 District Peshawar: 20

General Information 20


Administrative Profile 20

Important Contacts ................................................................................................................... 20

Vulnerable UC s and Villages .................................................................................................... 20

2.8.2 District Charsadda 23





Health Facilities ......................................................................................................................... 25

2.8.3 District Nowshera: 27






2.8.4 District Mardan: 30





2.8.5 District Swabi: 32






2.9.6 District Mansehra: 34






2.9.7 District Tor Ghar: 36






2.9.8 District Abbottabad: 39



Importat Contacts ..................................................................................................................... 39


Health Facilities .......................................................................................................................... 39

2.9.9 District Battagram: 40






2.9.10 District Kohistan 42






2.9.11 District Haripur: 44





2.9.12 District Shangla: 46





Important Health Facilities ........................................................................................................ 48

2.9.13 District Swat 50







2.9.14 District Malakand 53






2.9.15 District Upper Dir: 55



Important Contacts ..................................................................................................................... 55

Vulnerable UC s and Villages ....................................................................................................... 56


2.9.16 District Lower Dir: 58






2.9.17 District Chitral: 60






2.9.18 District Buner: 62





2.9.19 63


District Dera Ismail Khan: 63





2.9.20 District Tank: 65





2.9.21 District Bannu: 67





2.9.22 District Lakki Marwat: 69






2.9.23 District Kohat: 71





2.9.24 District Hangu: 73






2.9.25 Karak: 75






Chapter-3 .................................................................................................................................. 78

Needs and Gap Analysis............................................................................................................. 78

3.1 District level - Need and Gap Analysis 78

NEED AND GAP ANALYSIS MONSOON 2014 - PESHAWAR

VALLEY 79

Restoration of roads and bridges 81





SUMMARY OF NFI STOCK POSITIONS HELD BY DISTRICTS 847

LIST OF STOCK HELD BY PDMA 87

3.2 Red Crescent Presence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ........................................................ 86

STOCK POSITION-PAKISTAN RED CRESCENT SOCIETY ................................................ 86

Estimated Humanitarian Response (ReliefItems) High Impact Scenario 93

Estimated Humanitarian Response (Relief Items) Medium Impact Scenario 94

Estimated Humanitarian Response (Relief Items) Low Impact Scenario 95

Overview of NFI Need & GAP Analysis 96

Funds for Off-Camp Population 97

Funds for In-Camp Population 98

Total Funds Required for Relief Activities 99

Chapter-4 .................................................................................................................................. 91

Monsoon Preparedness and Planning-Coordination Mechanism ............................................... 91

4.1 Coordination mechanism ............................................................................................ 91

4.2 Roles & Responsibilities .............................................................................................. 91

4.2.1 DistrictAdministration: 91

4.2.2 Irrigation Department 92

4.2.3 Communication and Works Department 92

4.2.4 Health Department 92

4.2.5 Food Department 92


4.2.6 Information Department 93

4.2.7 Disaster Management Authority -PDMA 93

4.2.8 Local Government& Rural Development Department 93

4.2.9 Municipalities: 93

4.2.10 Public Health Engineering Department 94

4.2.11 Education (E&SE) Department 94

4.2.12 Agriculture Department 94

4.2.13 Home and Tribal Affairs Department 94

4.2.14 Civil Defence: 95

4.2.15 Emergency Rescue Service (Rescue 1122) 95

4.2.16 Provincial Police 95

4.2.17 Pakistan Meteorological Department (Regional Office Peshawar): 95

4.2.18 Environment Forest Department: 95

4.2.19 Social Welfare Department: 95

4.2.20 Humanitarian Community- UN Agencies, Pakistan Red Crescent

Society PRCS, INGO & NGOs 95

4.2.21 Pakistan Army (HQ 11 CORPS) 96

4.3 Monsoon Preparation Measures & Strategies ...................................................... 97

4.3.1 PDMA Flood Preparedness Measures 97

4.3.2 District Level Flood Preparedness 98

4.3.3 Army Response Measures 99

Army Water Rescue Assets Available- Provided by PDMA 99

4.3.4 Irrigation Department Flood Preparedness Measures 100

4.3.5 Communication and Works Department Preparedness Measures: 100

4.3.6 Transport Department Response Measures 101

4.3.7 Health Department Flood Preparedness Measures 101

4.3.8 Food Department Flood Response Measures 101

4.3.9 Information Department Flood Response Measures 101

4.3.10 PMD Preparedness Measures 101


Acronyms

AAD Additional Assistant Commissioner

AC Assistant Commissioner

ADB Asian Development Bank

CP Contingency Plan

DC Deputy Commissioner

DDMO District Disaster Management Officer

DDMU District Disaster Management Unit

DNA Damage Need Assessment

HH House Hold

MC Municipal Corporation

MO Municipal Officer

PRCS Pakistant Red Cresecnt Society

UNOCHA United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

UN United Nations

WB World Bank

WFP World Food Programme

WHO World Health Organization


Executive Summary Risk and uncertainty are increasing in the region due to climate change,

greater frequency of extreme events, warmer temperatures and increased incidence of

temperatureinfluenced diseasesand pests. It is observed that a 100km west-ward change has

been emerged in monsoon region as a result of climate change. This change has caused huge

and unpredicted rainfalls in past 3 years in Pakistan particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It is

also observed that with the massive changes in the weather pattern, the entire Peshawar

valley has entered into the monsoon range.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwadue to its geographical and topographical conditions is

the most vulnerable province to floods. As observed in 2010 when the monsoon season

brought with it massive destruction on a scale not previously recorded in the region. The

magnitude of the calamity can be gauged from data compiled by the Federal Flood

Commission, which states that the flow of rivers Swat and Kabul combined touched a new

historical height of 400,000 cusecs as against the previous figure of 250,000 cusecs recorded

in 1929. Another fact highlighted by the floods 2010was the shortest response time the

province can get in case of any such disaster.

This Contingency Plan is an effort by the Provincial Government of Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa to remain prepared for any such event in Monsoon 2014 and respond in the

best possible and coordinated manner. The Contingency Plan has been prepared after various

consultations with Provincial Departments, NDMA, Federal Agencies, Army Corps of

Engineers/ 11 Corps, District Administrations, PRCS, Humanitarian Community including

DRR Forum and NHN. The Contingency Plan has been designed for three different scenarios

extreme and the medium and low or likely scenario, keeping in view the PMD recent weather

forecast and due to the fact that PDMA making efforts to start with pre positioning of stocks

and resources to be ready for pre-monsoon spells as well. The Contingency plan is taking

cognizance of the monsoon 2013 situation as well, when Chitral faced comparatively extreme

and unexpected floods. Chitral District has therefore being moved to highest category of Risk

in the Contingency Plan unlike its position as „moderately affected” district in Floods 2010.

By identifying gaps in resources and capacities as well as assigning clear roles and

responsibilities to all the stakeholders including Humanitarian Community the Contingency

Plan is an inclusive document. The Contingency Plan also takes into consideration the gaps

and shortcomings especially in current Early Warning Systems with a forecast range of only

3-4 days and its very limited or no coverage in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Chapter-1

Monsoon Contingency Plan 2014

1.1 An Overview

While rapid changes in the weather pattern have increased vulnerabilities

caused by natural disasters particularly monsoon floods, both flash and riverine, to the

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, an integrated and scientific approach is direly needed to handle

catastrophe caused by the flood.Provincial Disaster Management Authority(PDMA) Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa is striving hard to line up all of available resources and techniques, in

collaboration with stakeholders to mitigate and be prepared for floods in future.

Unfortunately the ProvincialGovernment due to various constraints has not yet

been able to invest in the flood management systems. Low water storage capacities of the

exisiting structures, absence of effective regulationsand very limited or no early warning

systems are the major issues facing the province whichhinders effectiveflood risk

management model.

The early warning system mainly relies on flood gauging through telemetry

system installed by WAPDA and the system deployed by the provincial Irrigation

Department. The Irrigation Department can hardly provide 24-48 hours warning along the

Swat River, 5-7 hours along Kabul River and 36-48 hours along the Indus River at D.I Khan.

Such forecast, however, does not help evacuation of vulnerable communities to safer

locations as witnessed in the year 2010. There are no arrangements to forewarn vulnerable

communities of flash flooding across the mountainous regions.

There has been very little investment in water storage that can otherwise

reduce the vulnerability of floods. This limited storage capacity has further been undermined

by massive silting that naturally reduces their flood impact mitigation capacities. There are

only two notable reservoirs in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Warsak and Tarbela. The former has lost

its storage capacity long ago, while the live storage capacity of the later has gone down to

6.77 MAF from its original capacity of 9.68 MAF, a 30 per cent decrease during the last 36

years.There are three major head works including Munda Amandara and Kurram Garhi in

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which regulate water discharge to different tributaries of major river

systems and canals.

The upper regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa constitute the catchment area of

River Indus, the main river of the province. The Indus along its course is joined by its

tributaries originating from the Northern Areas and some in the province like the River

Kabul, Swat and Kurram and numerous minor mountain water channels.

Unfortunately, despite the hectic efforts of the PDMA the river systems are

not fully covered by the flood monitoring mechanism yet and therefore it is not possible to

timely detect the water overflow except close to Tarbela leaving very lesstime for

preparedness.


Heavy snow on the northern mountains of the province starts melting with

rising temperatures during summer thus causing rise in the water level of River Kabul and

Swat. During the same period the moonsoon patterns also develops in the region. Heavy

precipitation of monsoon results in disproportionate water flow in these rivers which

ultimately generate floods around the banks of rivers. Flash flooding in numerous hill torrents

across the province is also a common phenomenon. The simultaneous occurrence of riverine

and flash floods, melting of snow, heavy precipitation and the cloud bursting make the

situation horrific.

Faced with such critical possible scenarios adopting an integrated approach for

monsoon contingency planning is thus consideredas top priority byPDMAKhyber

Pakhtunkhwa.

1.2 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa-Generaland Flood Profile

The Province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is the smallest Province of Pakistan in

terms of geographic area; it is 9.4% of the country‟s total area.Khyber Pakhtunkhwa covers

an area of 74,521 sq. km and is located on both banks of the river Indus and stretches from

the Himalayas in the north to deserts of DI Khan in the south, where it is bordered by the

Baluchistan and Punjab provinces. Province has a total of 25districts which are further

divided into 69 Tehsils and 986 UCs. The total number of Mouzas /villages is 7335 as per

1998 census.

There are two major river systems in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Indus River,

which forms the boundary with Punjab and passes from Attock to Dera Ismail Khan in the

south; and River Kabul flows down to join the Indus River from Afghanistan. Rainfall in

Khyber Pakhtunkhwagenerally occurs in two distinct crop-growing seasons: Rabbi (winters,

December – March) and Kharif (summers, June – September). Normally the monsoon arrives

in first or second week of June. During the monsoon riverine floods that occur in river Kabul

Swat and Indus tend to impact the central & western populated districtswhile flash floods also

occur astride these rivers sometimes resulting in colossal losses.

The floods in Khyber Pakhtunkhwaare generally caused by heavy

concentrated rainfall in the catchments of River Indus, RiverSwat and River Kabul during the

monsoon season, which are also augmented by snowmelt flow. Major floods occur in late

summer (July to September) when the South Asian region is subjected to heavy monsoonal

rains. Major floods in the province have occurred in 1976, 1982, 1988, 1992, 2005, 2006,

2007 and 2010.

Almost every yearmore frequentlyduring the monsoonthe province also suffers

from flash floods. Flash floods have occurred more in recent years owing to changing

weather patterns. While such floods are on the rise over the last couple of years because of

changing weather patterns, its humanitarian consequences are accentuated owing to absence

of any viable local early warning system and the sudden onset nature of the hazard. Moreover,

most regions vulnerable to flash flooding lie outside the coverage of the early warning system

deployed for riverine floods. Flash floods are experienced commonly in Swat, Upper and


Lower Dir, Chitral, Shangla, Kohistan, Peshawar, Mansehra, Battagram, Mardan, Kohat and

D.I Khan.Monsoon

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa‟s peculiar physical configuration makes it vulnerable to

diverse range of summer and monsoon hazards. Heavily populated districts constitute

catchment areas of major rivers where their tributaries proliferate, thus creating flash floods

vulnerability. Some districts are traversed by fully formed, mature rivers and they are

vulnerable to spill over impact during floods. Physical configuration of northern and north-

eastern portion of the province is excessively mountainous spanning from Chitral up in the

north to districts of Upper and Lower Dir, Shangla, Swat and Mansehra which are prone to

flash flooding, cloud bursts and sliding activities. Therefore, depending on the intensity of

monsoon precipitation and ice melt, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is vulnerable to both sudden and

expected hydro-meteorological disasters which require integrated surge and quick response.

Monsoon Hazard Map Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


1.3 Contingency Plan for Monsoon 2014

Aim

To manage monsoon emergencies by putting in place requisite mitigation measures

and a well coordinated and integrated response.

Objectives:

While encouragingstakeholder‟s participation, following are the objectives set for

monsoon contingency plan:

i. To enhance the effectiveness and timeliness of emergency response.

ii. To ensure that emergency response is coordinated, through the clarification of

goals, strategies, roles and responsibilities.

iii. To anticipate and overcome difficulties.

iv. To strengthen response coordination between Provincial Government

Departments, District Governments, humanitarian organizations (UN Agencies,

PRCS) and INGOs/NGOs.

Scope

i. Stakeholder‟s participation, awareness and mobilization through Monsoon

contingency planning.

ii. Determine disaster scenarios and corresponding caseloads.

iii. Resource Mapping for response and identifying deficiencies.

iv. Define sectoral response strategies, plans and coordination measures

Lessons Learnt from PreviousFloods:

1.3.1 Inadequate Flood Protection Arrangements:

Except for protection arrangements to protect DI Khan City along Indus, the

protective arrangements across KP and FATA are not adequate in terms of extending

safeguards to vulnerable populations against the flood hazard. The table below shows the

limited existing flood protection arrangements in the province.


Flood Protection Arrangements

S. No. Description Number Length

(Km)

1 Spurs (Earthen) along Indus river in

D.I.Khan 44 62.7

2

Marginal Bunds Indus River in D.I.Khan

i. Chashma to Village Khanpur

ii. Khanpur to Thathal village

iii. From Spur No 31 to 33

1

1

1

12

6

8

5 Spurs in other areas of the Province 497 23.6

6 Other Bunds 49 133.6

7 Retaining walls in gabions 96 40.4

Total 689 286.3

1.3.2 Inadequate Flood Early Warning Arrangements:

Owing to non existence of floods early warning radars, the existing arrangements

rely on flood gauging through telemetry system of WAPDA and some basic system of gauges

deployed by the Irrigation Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.Very limited capacity of

forecasting through this arrangement provides less time to prepare for the floods.

In the aftermath of flood 2010 Irrigation Department has rehabilitated 105 numbers

of old flow gauges and 16 new rain gauges. Besides, installation of 80 new flow gauges has

also been completed during FY 2011-12.

1.3.3 Encroachments:

Encroachment was one of the major causes of losses (both life and property)

duringfloods of 2010 & afterwards. Intrusion of population along Panjkora, Swat and Kabul

rivers, partly along Indus and the flood prone hill torrents in the North were notably

responsible for the loss of life and property. Similarly, blocked and heavily encroached

drainage systems of settled areas especially in Peshawar valley played major role in

inundation and resultant damages and destruction.

1.3.4 Lack of Preparedness:

It was noted that there was lack of monsoon preparedness and coordination

mechanisms at the district and provincial level. The said factor along with inadequate

resources undermined the response capacities at both the levels. The reactive response

strategies at district and provincial level did help save lives and provide solacesto the flood

affectees to large extent and extraordinary efforts were required to bridge the gap at that

critical time.

1.3.5 Non observance of Early Warningby General Public:

An important aspect witnessed specially in Charsadda, Nowshera and Peshawar was

the lack of seriousness to observe the flood early warning (s) by general public. People had

tendency to stay in their homes and resisited to evacuate till flood waters completely


overwhelmed and marooned them.Consequently,scarce rescue resources (boats and

helicopters) were over burdened by salvage missions.

1.3.6 InsufficientWater Storage and Regulation Capacity:

The water storage facilities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have been reduced drastically

ranging from 30-70% in different storage reservoirs, mainly due to silting, which has

ultimately reduced their flood mitigation capacities. In addition, the regulatory facilities i.e.

Munda and Amandara head-works onSwat River sustained damages in 2010 Floods and took

two years to rehabilitated.Though both of these head-works have been restored yetwater flow

control of 275000 cusecs1remains a question.

1Irrigation Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa


Chapter-2

Hazard and Vulnerability Mapping of Disitricts

2.1 Scenarios and Corresponding Caseloads

In order to understand the impact of flood‟s projected scenarios on communities, it is

vital to develop scenarios which may help in identifying:

a. The pre-impact vulnerability conditions;

b. Groups and segments of community that will be affected disproportionately e.g.

certain occupations, income level of households, location, age & gender groups;

c. The event-specific conditions that establishs the level of disaster impact and;

d. Suitable emergency management actions required.

The flood impacts have mainly two dimensions i.e. physical and social. The physical

impacts of disasters include casualties (deaths and injuries) and property damages, which are

usually the most noticeable, easily measured, and first, reported. However, social impacts,

which include psychosocial, demographic, economic, and political impacts, can develop over

a longer period and can be difficult to assess when they occur. However, this contingency

plan only highlights the physical impact of the anticipated flood scenario on the population.

Partial input in this scenario planning section is taken from the contingency plan of

2011. However, the corresponding caseloads to the scenario are a result of extensive

consultation with district governments.This scenario development has been based on the

input from NDMA, PMD and Irrigation Department.

2.2 The High Impact Scenario:

The High Impact scenario corresponds to Floods 2010 with similar caseload though

its realisation seems improbable going by PMD‟s outlook. Nonetheless, its occurrence cannot

be ruled out. However, the planning parameters will be based on the 2010 experiences.

2.3 Medium Impact Scenario:

The Medium Impact scenario has been worked out as a result of extensive

consultation with PMD and Irrigation Department. The Medium Impact scenario‟sflood

assumptions approximate the 1929 Flood levels. According to the Districts the Planning

caseload for relief support is estimated at 191,660 HHs (a population of 1,150,000) and a

population of 199,326 is likely to be cut off / isolated for 10-15 days.


2.4 Planning Assumptions:

The level of flood and corresponding caseload is based on the following River Water

Flow assumption during 2014 Monsoons.

Table No 5: River Water Flow Assumption during 2012 Monsoons

Rivers 1929

Flow Level

High Impact Flood

(Floods

Levels2010)2

Medium Impact

Floods

(Assumed Floods

Levels For 2014)

Swat –

Amandara

160,000

cusecs 259,000 cusecs 150,000 cusecs

Munda 170,000

cusecs 367,000 cusecs 170,000 cusecs (plus)

Kabul River at

Nowshera

169,000

cusecs 500,000 cusecs 200,000 cusecs

Indus 900,000

cusecs 1,10,00,000 cusecs 750,000 cusecs

2.5 Planned Relief Caseloads for 2014 Monsoons

Table No 6- Relief Caseloads 2014 Monsoons -KP

S. No Districts

Affected HH

High floods

(2010 based)

Affected HH Medium

floods (Assumed for

2014)

Affected HH’’ Low

Floods (Assumed for

2014)

Peshawar Valley

Peshawar 33,800 11605 5802.5

Charsadda 71,000 24377 12188.5

Nowshera 71,000 24377 12188.5

Mardan 2,800 961 480.5

Swabi 2,200 755 375.5

Southern Districts

Tank 21,200 7279 3639.5

D I Khan 56,300 19330 9665

Lakki Marwat 4,000 1373 686.5

Kohat 5,500 1888 944

Karak 7,200 2472 1236

Bannu 7,700 2644 1322

Hangu 6,500 2232 1116

North and Hazara

2Source: Irrigation Department


Mansehra 3,200 1099 549.5

Dir Lower 25,800 8858 4429

Malakand 6,400 2197 1098.5

Shangla 11,500 3948 1974

Dir Upper 30,000 10300 5150

Kohistan 66,000 22660 11330

Battagram 1,488 511 255.5

Buner 802 275 137.5

Haripur 2,200 2747 429

Abbottabad 8,000 858 429

Tor Ghar 2,500 858 429

Swat 90,500 31072 15536

Chitral 9,800 3365 1682.5

Grand Total 547,390 188,040 94020

2.6 Cut-off / Isolated Population:

Some parts of the province may remain cutoff due to possible breaking down of

communication system for 10-15 days as per details below:

Population Isolated - 2014 Monsoon (anticipated)

Based on 2010 floods

Districts No of HHs Anticipated Population

Swat 16,123 112,858

Kohistan 6,591 46,137

Shangla 11,504 80,528

Chitral 9800 20,000

Total 44,018 259,523

2.7 Triggers for Response:

2.7.1 Kabul and Indus River System

a) Flooding / overtopping of Warsak Dam; early warning through WAPDA and

Irrigation Department.

b) Early Warning through the existing mechanisms.

c) PMD Flood Forecasts /Warnings and Weather Forecasts.

d) Flood Warnings by the Local Administration and community based

mechanisms.

2.7.2 The Swat River System

a) Early warning through WAPDA and Irrigation Department‟s early warning

systems.

b) PMD Monsoon forecasts of heavy precipitation in Swat River catchments

that extend also into GB.

c) Flood Warnings by the Local Administration and community based

mechanisms.


2.8 Provincial Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Mapping

2.8.1 District Peshawar:

General Information

Name of District Peshawar

Total area (Sq Km) 1257

Total Population 2026851

Total Sub-Divisions 04

Administrative Profile

Tehsil No. of Union Council No. of Villages UC Population

4 92 430 2026851

Important Contacts

Name Designation Contact Information

Office Cell Fax email

Mr. Zaheer Ul

Islam

Deputy

Commissioner 9212302 9211338 9212303

Mr.Mumtaz Khan DDMO 0919212304 03339221822 -- --

Mr.Haseeb Ur

Rahman

Focal Person In

District 0919212304

03035903185/03

329085616 --

Brilliant5577@ya

hoo.com

Vulnerable UC s and Villages

Name Population Name of Village Name of River/Stream

/Nullah

Achini Bala 42,978 Peshawar Cantt 1

Peshawar Cantt 2

Akhonabad

Andershehr

Asia

Banamari

DEH Bahandur

DHARI Bhagbanan

FaqirAbad

Gul Bahar

Ghang

Hassan Gari No 1

Hassan Gari No 2

Hayatabad No 1

Hayatabad No 2

Hazar Khwani 1

Hazar Khwani 2

Jehangir Pura

Kakshal No 1

Kakshal No 2

Karim Pura

Khalisa No 1

Shahi bala khwar, shah

noor baba drain

Mera Surizai Paya 25,801

Shahi Bala 32,222

Panam Dehri 32,584

Jogani 30,468

Chaghar Matti 28,391

Chamkani 32,324

Budhni 30,182

Bela niko khan drain Mera Kichori 39,312

Kankola 39,910

Lala 26,330 Lala kalay drain

Khatki 28,495 Mamoon khatki drain

Urmer Bala 36,993

Takhatabad 42,800 Kabul river

Mathra 44,622 Putwar drain+pirbala

khwar

Kafoor Dehri 32,912 Kapoor dheri khwar

Musazai 26,687

Haryana Payan 40,004

Wadpaga 29,604

Nahaqi 39,566 Daman shakarpura drain

Gulbela 38,384


Khazana 36,037 Khalisa No 2

Lahori

Peshawar Cantt 1

Peshawar Cantt 2

Akhonabad

Andershehr

Asia

Banamari

DEH Bahandur

DHARI Bhagbanan

FaqirAbad

Gul Bahar

Ghang

Hassan Gari No 1

Hassan Gari No 2

Hayatabad No 1

Hayatabad No 2

Hazar Khwani 1

Hazar Khwani 2

Jehangir Pura

Kakshal No 1

Kakshal No 2

Karim Pura

Khalisa No 1

Khalisa No 2

Lahori

Landi Arbab

Mahal Theria 1

Mahal terai 2

Malakand Hir

Nothia Jadeed

Nothia

Palosi

Pawaka

Shaheen Muslim Town 1

Shaheen Muslim Town 2

Shaheen Town

Shahi Bagh

Sheikh Junaid Abad

Sikandar Town

Tehkal Bala

Tehkal Payan 1

Tehkal

Tehkal payan 2

University town

Wazir Bagh

Yakatoot 1

Yakatoot 2

Yakatoot 3

Achini Bala

Adezai

Aza Khel

Bada Bher Khore zai

Bazid Khel

Budhni

Nasapa drain


Chaghar matti

Cham kani

Dag

Garhi sherdad

Gul bela

Haryana payan

Haryana payan

Kapoor deri

Kaniza

Kankola

Khatki

Khatki

Lala

Laram

Maryam zai

Masho gaggar

Mathra

Matani

Mira kachori

Mira kachori

Musa zai

Nahaqi

Pajaggi

Pakha ghulaam

Palosi

Panam dheri

Panam dheri

Pushta khara payan

Reghi

Sar band

Sheikh Muhammad

Sheikhan

Sher Kera

Sorozai Bala

Sorozai Payan

Sufaid Dhere

Sulaiman Khel

Takht Abad

Oormar Bala

Oormar Miyana

Wadpaga


2.8.2 District Charsadda

General Information

Name of District Charsadda

Total area (Sq Km) 996 Sq KM

Total Population 1.7 Million (approx)

Total Tehsils (Charsadda, Tangi, Shabqadar)



Charsadda 25 303

Tangi 12 57

Shabqadar 12 88


Important Contacts



Mr. Fazal

Rehman

Deputy

Commissioner

091-

9220024,21

0300-

5908162

091-

9220024

[email protected]

om

Engr.

Muhammad

Taimoor Khan

Afridi

DDMO

(Acting

Charge)

091-6513953 0333-

9100707

091-

9220137

091-

9220024

-do-



/Nullah

Agra 20509

Jangal,Agra Bala,Doger, Jala Bela,

Sheikh Killi, Prang Sadu

Khel,Manduri, Prang Safar Khel,

Geedar, Prang Yasinzai,Vino Garhi,

Shahbara, Sabokay,

River Kabul(Sardaryab)

Rashakai 15786 Rashakai

Hasanzai 22150 Hasanzai

Hajizai 20450 Hajizai, Tarkha, Mahzara

Daulatpura 24366 Daulatpura, Jamat, Sukar,

Nahaqi,Kharaqi, Ambader.

Battagram 26717 Battagram, Mandezai, Sreikh,

Marozai,

Kangra 23289 Kangra,Dheri, Sikander Khan, 4.

Gurmbhak, 5. Sarwani, 6. Bakyana,

7. Ghari Muhkam Shah.

Panjpao 24935 1. Panjpao, 2. Dalazak, 3. Daman

Shabqadar,

Nisatta 24882

Nisatta.

River Swat (Khiali)

Dheri

Zardad 22730 1. Dheri Zardad, 2. Tarlundai

Tarnab 15926

1. Tarnab, 2. Shahi Kulali, 3.

Ababakri, 4. Dagai Ghulam Qadar

Khan, 5. Dagai Mukaram Khan.

Mirzadher

19345

1. Doaba, 2. Totakai, 3. Sarasang, 4.

Behar Ghari, 5. Mirzadher, 6. Dildar

Garhi, 7. Cheena, 8. Daulatpura, 9.

Jura.

Abazai 22053 1. Abazai, 2. Ziarat Killi, 3. Munda

Headwork

Katozai 22153 1. Katozai, 2. Bela No- 4, 3. Sadar

Gharhi

MC-I

Charsadda 21225

1. Mirzagan, 2. Painda Khel, 3. Shabi

Khel, 4. Bosa Khel, 5. Sher Payan,

6. Qazi Khel Kadeem, 7. Qazi khel

Jadeed, 8. Qazi khel ,9. Garhi

Hameed Gul Mian.

Jindi Nullah

MC-II 24398 1. Sado Khel, 2. Yasinzai, 3. Safar


Charsadda Khel, 4. Gul Abad,

MC-III

Charsadda 21636

1. Babara, 2. Akhon Khel, 3. Hasan

Khel, 4. Bagh Korona, 5. Masood

Khel, 6. Mirakhel 7. Maroofkhel, 8.

Umarkhel, 9. Khankhel, 10.

Azizkhel, 11. Seh Pao, 12.

Kamangar, 13. Muslim Mohallah, 14.

Kashmiryan Mohallah.

MC-IV

Charsadda 19959 Majoky

Rajjar-I 25083

1. Rajjar, 2. Amirabad, 3. Solai

Kamar 4. Faqirabad, 5. Kashif

Koroona, 6. Fatma Khel, 7. Mar

Khel, 8. Jangyan Koroona, 9. Qasim

Khel, 10. Muhammad Zai, 11.

Amanzai

Utmanzai 24757

1. Utmanzai, 2. Tariqabad, 3. Piran,

4. Chamrang abad, 5. Chaukandai, 6.

Nemoray Baba, 7. Hameed Mian

Dheri, 8. Mula Khela, 9. Chiti

Shahai, 10. Camp Korona Utmanzai.

Turangzai 20066 Turangzai

Sherpao 18284 1. Sherpao, 2. Namo, 3. Kanewar.

Hisara

Yaseenzai

22779

1. Chak Charsadda, 2. Nawa Killi, 3.

Chak Hisara, 4. Kodian, 5. Chak

Utmanzai, 6. Kot, 7. Gangu, 8.

Haseenabad, 9. Pla Dheri, 10. Jalu,

11. Marchaki.

Umerzai 23956 Umerzai

Health Facilities

Name Contact No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /

Paramedic

Staff

No. of

Beds

Ambulance

Available

DHQ Hospital

Charsadda Charsadda 31

Nurses 63 :

Para 82 210 6

Category “C”

Hospital Shabqadar 7

Nurses: 16

Para 18 110 2

THQ Hosp: Tangi 20 Nurses: 23

Para 32 80 2

RHC Battagram 4 Nurses 0

Para 10 14 2



2.8.3 District Nowshera:

General Information

Name of District Nowshera

Total area (Sq Km) 174889 Acres




Tehsil No. of Union

Council

No. of

Villages

Total

Population

Nowshera

29 160 1317000 Pabbi

Jahengira

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Zaka Ullah Khattak Deputy

Commissioner

09239220098

09239220099 03459401402 09239220159

Abdul Hameed

Khan DDMO 09239220104 03139154632 09239220220

Tanveer Khan Focal Person 09239220104 03319251852 09239220220


Name Population Name of Village

Name of

River/Stream

/Nullah

Akbar pura 22564

Ali Shah Banda, Malahan,Dua,

Misri Pura, Mufti Shamsa,

shindig, bala / payyan & Tarkha

Nullah bara & river

Kabul

Aman Kot 12037 Aman Kot, Chowkidrub & Dheri

Ishaq

Nulla chankar &

reiver Kabul

Azakhel Bala 12657 Azakhel Bala Flash Flood Khwarh

Azakhel Payyan 11799 Azakhel Payyan Flash Flood Khwarh

Balu 16974 Ali Beg, Babi Balu, Titara Nulla Bara

Banda Mohib 18654

Banda Mohib, Sheikh Ismail,

Chak Agra Ghari Momin Jabba

Daudzai & Zangle

Nulla Bara

Chowki

Mumrez 14681

Chand Bibi, Chowki Mumrez,

Kandi nasir, Kandi Nasir, Kandi

Taza Din, Khush Muqam

Nulla Chankar

Dagai 20801 Banda Babi Dagai Pashtoon Gari Flash Flood Khwarh

Deri Kati Khel 17215 Nowshera Khurd Dheri Kati Khel Flash Flood Khwarh

Jehangira 6137 Nari Nodeh, Kucd, Nehal pura River Kabul


Mera Akora 16186 Ismail Khel, Surya Khel, Waterh,

Akora Khattak Flash Flood Nullah

Misri Ban 12303 Misri Banda River Kabul

Mughulki 22386 Ali Muhammad, Main Issa,

Mishak, mughulki, Nadra River Kabul

Nawan Killi 15198 Nawan Killi River Kabul

Nowshera 17929 Nowshera City River Kabul

Chowki Town 15261 Chowki Town River Kabul

Shaidu 21555 Saidu River Kabul

Pir Pai 14999 Pir pai Flash Flood Nullah,

River Kabul

Pir Sabaq 21103 Pir Sabaq River Kabul

Kabul River 8539 Kinder River Kabul

Khair Abad 16750 Kati Miana, Khairabad, Khwarai,

Mundu Khel River Indus

Kheshgi Bala 23277 Kheshgi Payyan & Ruck Sarkar River Kabul

Kheshgi Payyan 20439 Kheshgi payyan & ruck sarkar River Kabul

Khudrizi 15087 Khudriz khan sher ghari Chankar Nulla

Kurvi 14099 Kurvi, zakhi Flash Flood Khwarh

Akora Khattak 19530 Akora Khattak River Kabul

Amangarh 21476 Amangarh River Kabul

Zara Mina 13465 Zara Mina, Turlandi River Kabul

Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /

Paramedic Staff No. of Beds

Ambulance

Available

DHQ Hospital

Nowshera 43 42+56 114 3

MRHSMH Pabbi 28 34+38 114 3

Civil Hosp Akora

Khattak 4 4 50 1

Civil Hop Akora

Khattak 2 3 50 1

Civil Hosp Ziarat

Kaka Sahib 2 3 08 1



2.8.4 District Mardan:

General Information

Name of District Mardan

Total area (Sq Km) 1632 Sq. KM

Total Population 1.9 Million

Total Tehsils 03



Mardan

76

103 0.8 Million

Takht Bhai 41 0.6 Million

Katlang 29 0.5 Million

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Shahid Ullah

Khan

Deputy

Commissioner 0937-9230048 0937-9230303

Umar Javid DDMO 0301-4253595

Murad

Focal Person in

District Control

Room

0937-9230048 0937-9230303



/Nullah

Kot Daulat Zai 05 27455 Moqam Nullah

Shabaz Garhi 04 18740 Moqam Nullah

Mohib Banda 06 18729 Kalpani Nullah

Bagh Banda 07 20020 Kalpani Nullah

Rustam 09 38089 Rustam Khwar

Shomzai 03 29500 Rustam Khwar

Swala Dher 08 15400 Ucha Drainage System

Kata Khat 04 17301 -do-

Alo 07 12500 -do-

Manga 07 21570 -do-

Khazana Dheri 10 29080 -do-



2.8.5 District Swabi:

General Information

Name of District Swabi

Total area (Sq Km) 1543 sq KM





Swabi 14

26

1568100

Lahor 11

25

Topi 11

26

Razar 20

56

Important Contacts



Kamran Afridi Deputy

Commissioner 0938-221300 3339189606 0938-221917 --

Mr.Altamash

JanJua DDMO Swabi

0333-

9553387 0938-221401 938221917



/Nullah

Panj Pir 13936 Panj pir Badri Nala

Maneri Bala 19656 Maneri bala Badri Nala

Saleem Khan 12692 Saleem khan Badri Nala

Anbar 16093 Hund Badri Nala

Beka 6661 Beka River Indus

Jehangira 20404 Jehangira River Indus

Tordher 14215 Tordher River Indus

Batakara 6287 Batakara River Indus

Zarobi 13822 Zarobi River Indus

Naranji 15076 naranji Naranji Khawar

Kalu Khan 25192 Kalu khan Naranji Khawar

Ismaila 22394 Ismaila Naranji Khawar

Adina 13045 Adina Naranji Khawar


Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /

Paramedic Staff

No. of

Beds

Ambulance

Available

Bacha Khan Medical

Complex Shah Mansoor 43 105 88 23

DHQH Swabi 28 81 105 07

Civil Hospital Topi 04 13 50 04

RHC Ambar Kunda 03 06 18 02

RHC Yar Hussain 03 05 18 02


2.9.6 District Mansehra:

General Information

Name of District Manshera


Total Population 1.153 M

Tehsils 03


Tehils No. of Union Council No. of Villages UC Population

Manshera 36 250

978157 Balakot 12 64

Oghi 11 74

Important Contacts



Syed

Zulfiqar

Ali Shah

Deputy

Commissioner

0997-

304148

0945-

6661111 0997-305513 --

Dr. Qasim

Ali Khan

DDMO/Assistant

Commissioner

0997-

300571

0300-

9113919 0922-9260045

ac.manshera@gma

il.com

District Control Room 0997-

300798 -- -- --


Name of UC Name of village

Population according to

census1998

Name of River/ Stream/

Nullah/Khwar

Male Female

Balakot Tarana 742 368 Kunhar

Satbani Satbani 1456 1589 Satbani Nullah

Shohal

Mazullah

Shohal

Mazullah 899 895 Kunhar

Talhatta Hissari 393 364 Kashtara Nullah, Kunhar

Garhi

Habibullah Gul Dehari 1200 1300 Kashtara Nullah, Kunhar

Garhi

Habibullah

Garhi

Habibullah 7995 7758 Kunhar

Garhi

Habibullah Batsung 700 Batsung Nullah, Kunhar

Garhi

Habibullah Bararkot 1692 1861 Kunhar

Jabbori Jabbori 3234 2969 Siran –Moli-da Katha

mailto:[email protected]



Bhogarmang Bhogarmang 3179 2905 Siran, Nallah Kund

Bungalow.

Sum

Elahimang Dadar 3800 3700

Dana/Kund Bungalow

Nallah

Sum

Elahimang Sum Elahimang 2642 2783

Siran, Nallah Samigah,

Nallah Jalgali

Shinkiari Shinkiari 11624 11202 Siran/ Jandwal Nallah

Baffa Baffa 11775 11342 Siran Tanglai Nallah

Malikpur Malikpur 6041 6288 Siran

Beharkund Khaki 3816 3825 Siran

Shamdara Shamdara 7904 7929 Nallah Saror Shamdara

Oghi Oghi Town 5934 5619 Nallah Saror

Pairan Janglan/Narbeer 898 933 Ichar Nullah

Inayatabad Ghandian 780 860 Ichar Nullah

Hamsherian Maira Jia 771 667 Ichar Nullah

Ghanool Ghanool 273 45 Ghanool Katha

Garlat Hassa 45 1 Kunhar

Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /


Ambulance

Available

King Abdullah

Teaching Hospital

47

114 170 05


2.9.7 District Tor Ghar:

General Information

Name of District Tor Ghar


Total Population 300,000 (approx)

Total Tehsils 02



Judhba 18 43 300,000

Hasanzai at Kandar 22 53


Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Mr.Sanna Ullah Deputy Commissioner 0997-239879 -- 0997-580188

Mr.Hafiz Ullah DDMO 0997-214762

0997-322529 0302-8108228 --



/Nullah

Lashora

175000 (As per 1998

census)

Koorai Khwar

Lashora Laid Shaal Khwar

Lashora Lashora Shaal Khwar

Kander Kaloo Shaal Khwar

Kander Kandar twara Kaloo Khwar

Palosa Palosa Twara Khwar

Dour Mera Dambosa Palosa Khwar

Dour Mera Sadukhan Sadu Khan Khwar

Dour Mera Dheri Sadu Khan Khwar



2.9.8 District Abbottabad:

General Information

Name of District Abbottabad

Total area (Sq Km) 1967 sq km

Total Population 880666 (as per 1998 census)

Total Sub-Divisions 01(Abbottabad)



Abbottabad 38 -- --

Havelian

Importat Contacts



Mr. Mateehullah

Khan

Deputy

Commissioner 9310200

0300-

5791090 9310202 --

Mr. Ossama

Wariach DDMO 9310203

0342-

5222688 9310202 [email protected]



/Nullah

Khel Urban 3500 Kehal Cina Laboratory Nullah

Sarbana 3500 Sarbana Harro Dour

Jhangra 2300 Chamba Harro Dour

Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /


Ambulance

Available

DHO

Abbottabad 07 106/111 220 --

Cat-D Hospital

Havellian 07 6/14 40 --


2.9.9 District Battagram:

General Information

Name of District Battagram

Total area (Sq Km) 250 sq km

Total Population 480,000 (Apprx)



Tehsil No. of Union

Council

No. of

Villages Total Population

Battagram 10 104 480,000 (Apprx)

Allai 08

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Zareef Ul Mahani Deputy Commissioner 0997310030 03339506649 0997310051

Javed Iqbal DDMO 0997312189 36645343856 0997310051

Abdul Majid Focal Person in District

Control Room 1997310136 03005645220 0997310051




/Nullah

Jakot 30000 Chanjal Jhalot Indus

Batkool 5000 Batkol Shingli Paeen Jgyar Jarau & Vatjiik

Health Facilities

Name Contact No. of

Doctors

No. of

Nurses /

Paramedic

Staff

No. of Beds Ambulance

Available

DHQ Battagram 16 31 134 02

THQ Attai 04 12 30 02


2.9.10 District Kohistan

General Information

Name of District Kohistan

Total area (Sq Km) 7,492 Sq Km




Tehsil No. of Union

Council No. of Villages UC Population

Dassu 11 334

472570 Kandia 4 154

Palas 13 586

Pattan 10 359

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Syed Mohammad shah Deputy

Commissioner

0998-

407002

0344-

9998819 0998-407001

Mr. Mohammad Abid DDMO 0998-

407029

0333-

5056348 0998-407001


Name of Village Name of River/Stream

/Nullah

Madakhel

Indus River

Keyal River

Sherkot Nullah

Summer Nullah

Dubair River

Gabrial

Chawadara

Supat Valley

Ghushli

Summer Nullah

Thoti

Moreen (Bankad)

Dubair Valley

Health Facilities

Name Contact No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /

Paramedic

Staff


Available

DHQ

Kohistan

Dr. Muhammad Taj

3129915735

03023509804

15 8/170 54 --



2.9.11 District Haripur:

General Information

Name of District Haripur

Total area (Sq Km) 1725




Sub Division Tehsil No. of Union

Council

No. of Villages UC Population

Haripur

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Nisar Ahmed Deputy Commissioner 0995- 0345-4744721

Agha Sher zaman AC / DDMO 0995-613389 0314-2118739



/Nullah

Ali Khan 15677 Ali Khan River Indus, River Dour,

River Haro, River Siren

Barkot 22345 Barkot -do-

Beer 25693 Beer -do-

Bait Gali 17429 Bait Gali -do-

Kalinger 22876 Kalinger -do-

Ladermang 19625 Ladermang -do-

Muslim abad 21000 Muslim abad -do-

Rehana 22380 Rehana -do-

Serai Nehmat khan 27025 Serai nehmat khan -do-

Sarai saleh 25000 Sarai saleh -do-

Shah maqsood 16500 Shah maqsood -do-

Nara amazai 18617 Nara amazai -do-


Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /


Ambulance

Available

Hospital Ghazi 4 3/12 40

Hospital Khanpur 6 3/13 40

Hospital SNK 4 3/8 40


2.9.12 District Shangla:

General Information

Name of District Shangla

Total Area (Sq Km) 1,586 km2 (612 sq mi)

Total Population 646,341



Tehsil Name of Union Council No. of Villages UC Population

Alpuri Alpuai 04 38351

Puran Lilownai 05 38356 Sub Tehsil Besham Malak khel 04 24407

Sub Tehsil Chakisar Dehrai 04 28145 Sub Tehsil Martung Pri Abad 03 24297 Kuz Kana 02 24407

Ranyal 03 17041 Shahpur 02 23209

Damorai 02 20812 Pir Khana 04 43749 Kormung 02 16423 Butyal 04 19632 Shung 01 17733 Maira 02 21130

Dandai 02 18180 Opal 06 24407 Chakisar 02 23563 Sarkol 06 27004 Bunirwall 04 20224 Bar Puran 02 21432 Bingalai 02 15792

Aloach 06 25807 Chowga 02 16356 Ismail Khel 06 22242 Musa Khel 03 16017 Behlol Khel 10 28763 Martung Khas 02 27012

Kamach Nasral Khel 08 24667


Important Contacts



Zafarul Islam Deputy

Commissioner

0996-850005

0996-850008

0300-

9484888

0996-

850006

Dco.shangla@yah

oo.com

Habibullah

Khan Wazir DDMO

0996-850007

0996-850793

0345-

5533727

0997-

240811

0996-

850006

[email protected]

m

Habibullah

Khan Wazir

Focal Person in

District

Control Room

0996-850007

0996-850793

0345-

5533727

0997-

240811

0996-

850006

[email protected]

m


Name Population Name of Village Name of River/Stream /Nullah

Pir Khana 19467

1. Ajmir

2. Bilkanai

3. Ghanshal

4. Larai

Kana Khwar / Nullah

Damorai 16607

1. Damorai kalay

2. Paiz Dara

3. Karshat

Damorai Nullah

/Khan Khwar

shahpur 15906

1. Shahpur kalay

2. Naway Kalay

3. Barkana

Shahpur Khwar,

Sangar Nullah,

Gaje Kwar

Kuz Kana 10368

1. Kuz Kana

2. Serai Kana

Kuz Kana Khwar,

Barhal Khwar,

Chelai Khwar

Lilownai 20511

1. Lilownai Kalay

2. Banda China

3. Khwar Kalay

4. Naway Kalay

5. Kass

Lilownai Kwhar,

Kass Khwar,

Sheshan Nullah,

Sagar Nullah,

Ranyal 17041

1. Ranyal Kalay

2. Chichlo

3. Sasobay

Sasobay Nullah,

Ranyal Nullah,

Khan Khwar(Dam)

Besham(Butyal) 19632

1. Tumb

2. Butyal

3. Kunshe

Khan Khwar,

Indus River

Opal 3928 1. Karora

Khan Khwar,

Lilownai Ghwar Band Khwar,

Opal & Marin Nullah

Sarkool 10415 1. Dawoot Dawoot Nullah,








2. Sarkool

3. Jatkool

4. Ghnangar

Jatkool & Sarkool Nullah

Chwoga 9966 1. Chwoga

2. Baina

Pandoria Khwar,

Machkandai Nullah

Aloach 9708 1. Nim Kalay

2. kadona

Puran Nullah,

Bingalai Nullah

Bar Puran 20838

1. Sundvi

2. chagam

3. Sanila

Sanila Khwar

Chagam khwar

Sundvi khwar

Kormung 6521 1. gandorai/Posheh Khan khwar

Kormung Khwar

Butyal 8173

1. Karai

2. Besham

3. Butyal

Khan Kwar

Rakat Khwar

Shung 6326

1.Janrai

2. shung

3. ichar

Shung khwar

Janrai Khwar

Ichar Khwar

Dandai 4852 1. Dandai

2. Takhta

Dandai khwar

Cheer Khwar

Important Health Facilities

Name No. of Doctors No. of Nurses /

Paramedic Staff

No. of

Beds

Ambulance

Available

D.H.Q at Alpurai

District Shangla

MS = 01

MO‟s = 12

Specialists = 01

F/male Nurses = 15

Male Nurses = 10

Paramedical staff=24

130 -

T.H.Q at Besham

District Shangla

Senior Doctor=01

MO‟s=10

F/Male Nurses =09

Male =03


50 -

T.H.Q at Puan

District Shangla MO‟s=05

F/male Nurses=05

Male Nurses=00


50 -

RHC, Karora,

Shangla Doctor=02 Paramedical staff=10 20 -

RHC, Chakisar,

Shangla

Dental Surgeon=01,

MO=01 Paramedical staff=16 20 -



2.9.13 District Swat

General Information

Name of District Swat

Total area (Sq Km) 5337 Km2





Babuzai 17 20 317870

Barikot 03 11 99975

Kabal 12 31 237105

Matta 13 43 251456

Khuwazakhela 04 21 140893

Behrain 08 20 125110

Charbagh 04 09 73682

Important Contacts



Mehmood Aslam Deputy Commissioner 9240329 03335109329 0946-

9240329

mawazir@hotmail.

com

Ashfaq Khan

Aramzai DDMO 9240329 03009040564 --

Anhfaqkhan_dir@

yahoo.com

Khurshed Anwar Focal Person 9240329 03464479400 -- --



/Nullah

Bahrain, balakot,

mankyal, madyam,

beshigram, terat

125110

Bahrain, balakot,

mankyal, madyam,

beshigram, terat

Swat River

Gulibagh, talegram,

keshaura 73682

Gulibagh, talegram,

keshaura Swat River

Kabal, koza Bandai, bara

Bandai, hazara, kanju, koz

abakhel, bar abakehl,

totanobandai, qalagay,

kalakalay, dewlai,

237105

Kabal, koza Bandai,

bara Bandai, hazara,

kanju, koz abakhel,

bar abakehl,

totanobandai, qalagay,

Swat River


shahdherai, tall kalakalay, dewlai,

shahdherai, tall

Kalam, utror Kalam, utror Swat River

Barikot, kot, shamozai,

galigay 9975

Barikot, kot,

shamozai, galigay Swat River

Saidu sharif, mingora,

qambar, odigram 317870

Saidu sharif, mingora,

qambar, odigram

Mingora

Khawar/Marghaz ar

khawar

Matta kharerai, baidara,

drushkhela, asharai,

darmai, sakhra, chuprail,

pir kalai, arkot, shawar,

barthana, gwalarai, beha

251456

Matta kharerai,

baidara, drushkhela,

asharai, darmai,

sakhra, chuprail, pir

kalai, arkot, shawar,

barthana, gwalarai,

beha

Swat River/Wenai

Khawar

Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /


Ambulance

Available

ZKS/THQ Hospital

Matta 32 22+47 110

21

Civil Hospital

Khawazakhela 18 16+36 55

Civil Hospital

Manglowar 2 0+19 40

Civil Hospital

Barikot 12 9+31 40

Civil Hospital

Badyan 10 1+19 40

Civil Hospital

Kabal 12 6+30 40

Civil Hospital

Kalam 11 7+21 15



2.9.14 District Malakand

General Information

Name of District Malakand

Total area (Sq Km) 952 sq kms

Total Population 542212 Approxi



Te1hsil No. of Union Council No. of Villages UC Population

Batkhela 17 28 350000 approx

Dargai 11 28 190000 approx

Important Contacts



Muhammad

Yahya

Akhunzada

Deputy

Commissioner 0932414880 03344464347 0932413199 [email protected]

Asad Ullah

Khan DDMO 0932412254 03458845303 0932412254 [email protected]


Name Population Name of Village Name of

River/Stream /Nullah

Thana Khas 60000 Dhanda, shaidan River swat

Thana jaded 35000 Lala colony, bara adda Rive Swat

Thana bandajat 25000 Bakhta, college colony -do-

Dheri 60000 Baro, zalamkot, saidabad River Swat Khawar

Alladand 50000 Amandar, pinjan, nemakai River Swat Khawar

Palai -- Bazdar, morabanda -do-

Upper batkhela 50000 Dinabad -do-

Lowe batkhela 40000 Bhabi chum, gulshan abad, saman abad Canal, River Swat

Middle batkhela 60000 Babao khel, madi khel, umar khel -do-

Malakand 20000 Piran,m jalalkot, rangmala -do-

Kot 10000 -- -do-

Selai pati 5000 -- -do-

Agra 15000 Inzargai -do-

Totakan 7000 Ismail khel, mardan khel -do-

Pir khel 3000 Qala, dhagai, mana pati -do-

Dheri julagram 25000 Kasinat, sha khel -do-

khar 9000 Macha khel, yaqub khel, saidan shagai -do-

Koper 3000 Zarif khan kalay, kuz koper, bara koper -do-

Kharki -- Timber market, jawar, dag -do-

Dargai 25000 Jaban, dobandi, garam cham -do-

Wartair 3000 Nakardar, plandara sorana -do-


Nadraga -- Anar tangay, charge kalay, badraga

khas

-do-

Sakhakot khas -- Purana sakhakot khan gharai -do-

Sakhakot jaded -- Latifay kalay, palton -do-

Sakhakot

bandajat -- Pakistan kalay, ghawar kalay -do-

Hero shah 6000 Palona, Mir Akbar Saha Kalay -do-

Gu khel -- Begham banda, agra busha, kandao -do-

Meherdi -- Kata bod, malang banda, salak banda -do-

Health Facilities

Name No. of Doctors

No. of Nurses

/ Paramedic

Staff

No. of

Beds

Ambulance

Available

THQ Hospital 31 15/112 60 2

Cat D Thana Totakan

Agra & CH Malakand 45 16/254 40 6

RHCs 21 76 -- 4


2.9.15 District Upper Dir:

General Information

Name of District Dir Upper

Total area (Sq Km) 3,400sq km

Total Population 854747 approximately



Sub Division Name of Union


Dir

Dir Urban - 37047

Qulandi - 30615 Chukyatan - 26162

Bibyawar - 31678

Darora - 32488 Jabbar - 28837

Tarpatar - 33251 Palam - 30149

Sawni - 29720 Ganori - 29523

Barawal

Barawal - 31929

Darikand - 29533 Shahikot - 31301

Kalkot

Sheringal - 30905 DoagDara - 33250

Gualdai - 25387 Patrak - 27348

Barikot - 26486

Kalkot - 25530

Wari

Dislor - 35435

Kotkay - 33158 Wari - 37062

Chapar - 31308

Sundal - 26917 Bandi - 28648

Nihag - 29244 Akhagram - 30205

Pasta - 31631

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Dr. Imran Hamid Sheikh Deputy

Commissioner 0944-880394 0300-9669334 0944-881130

KhwajaFahimSajad DDMO 0944-880506 0312-5757159 -do-




Dir 37047 Dir Dir River

Qulandi 30615 Qulandi -do-

Tarpatar 33251 Tarpatar Usheri River

Palam 50149 Palam -do-

Sheringal 30905 Sheringal Sheringal River

Bibyawar 31678 Bibyawar Panchkora River

Darora 32488 Darora -do-

Ganori 29523 Ganori Barawal River

Wari 37062 Wari Panchkora River

Chapar 31308 Chapar -do-

Akhagram 30205 Akhagram AkhagramKhwar&Panchkora River

Nihag 29244 Nihag NihagKhwar

Pashta 31631 Pashta AkhagramKhwar

Kotkay 33158 Kotkay Panchkora River

Sundal 26917 Sundal NihagKhwar

Shahikot 31301 Shahikot Barawal River

Darikand 29533 Darikand Barawal River

Kalkot 25530 Kalkot Kalkot River

Patrak 27384 Patrak Kalkot River &GwaldaiKhwar

Gwaldai 25387 Gwaldai GwaldaiKhwar

Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /


Ambulance

Available

DHQ Hospital

Upper Dir 20

Male Nurse: 13, Charge

Nurse:38 Dispenser:15 268 beds -

Wari Hospital 04 20 40 -

Barawal Hospital 2 15 40 -

Patrak Nil 10 40 -

RHC Tarpatar Nil 07 20 -

RHC Bibyawar 01 07 20 -

RHC Sheringal 01 02 20 -



2.9.16 District Lower Dir:

General Information

Name of District Dir Lower





Tehsil No. of Union


Adenzai 8 29 21982

Munda 3 50 21076

SamarBagh 6 26 22130

Timergara 6 23 19331

Balambat 3 28 22485

Khal 3 32 20920

Lalqila 8 30 22654

Important Contacts



Sohail

Khan

Deputy

Commissioner

0945-9250003

09459250032

0332-

1714723

0945-

9250001

Muhammad

Ayaz

Momand

DDMO 0945-9250029 0345-

8078320

0945-

9250029 [email protected]



/Nullah

Chakdara 21982 Cham Chakdara. Chackdara khawar

Badwan 21930 Adam Dehrai River Swat

KHadagzai 21908 Mianbrangola. River Swat

Khazana 22305 Diaroon River Swat

Urban Council 19331 Gul Abad River Panjkora

Khungi 20228 Sarkari Dogai. River Panjkora

Bagh Dushkel 19027 Kattan Bala Panjkora River

Rabat 22887 Bado Paty Panjkora River

Munjai 22485 Sar Banda River Panjkora

Balambat 22581 Kohairay Malakand Khwarh

Khal 20920 Khall Bar Kalay Khal khwarh

Shalfalam 17698 Shalfalam Toormang Khawar

Tormang 21050 Tormang Tormang Khwarh

Koto 21049 Shahzadi Bala Konai Khwar



Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses

/ Paramedic

Staff


Available

DHQ Hospital

Timergara 100 135 400 5

THQ Chakdara 12 40 75 1

THQ Samarbagh 16 169 110 2

.


2.9.17 District Chitral:

General Information

Name of District CHITRAL

Total area (Sq Km) 14850 SQ KM

Total Population 4,90,000

Total Sub-Divisions TWO (CHITRAL & MASTUJ)




Chitral

Arandu

14 225

-

Drosh -

Lotkoh -

Chitral -

Mastuj

Torkhow

10 280

-

Mulkhow -

Mastuj -

Yarkhoon -

Important Contacts



Muhammad

Shoaib Khan

Jadoon

Deputy

Commissioner

0943-

412055

0322-

4020002

0943-


Muhammad

Saad Nawaz

Qaisarani

DDMO 0943-

413686

0334-

5133005

0943-


Abdul

Ghaffar

Khan (ADC)

Focal Person in

District Control

Room

0943-

412066

0302-

5517685

0943-




Ayun -

Bumborate,

Rumboor, Birir,

Ayun

Ayun Nalla, Bumborate Nala, Birir Nala,

Rumboor Nala

Yarkhoon - Gazain, Choinj, Brep Gazain nala





Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /

Paramedic Staff No. of Beds Ambulance Available

DHQ Hospital

Chitral 37

58 Nurses, 74

P/Medics 200

Total: 13

08 Functional

THQ Hospital

Drosh 08

5 Nurses, 35

P/Medics 36 01

THQ Hospital

Booni 05

02 Nurses, 16

P/medics 34 01

THQ Hospital

Lotkoh 02 P/Medics 10 10 -

RHC Arandu 01 - 05 -

RHC Koghuzi 01 - 05 01

RHC Mastuj 01 - 05 01

RHC Shahgram 01 - 05 01

RHC Drosh 01 - 05 -

RHC Ayun 01 - 05 01

28 Civil

Dispensaries 00 1 dispenser each - -

19 BHUs 00 1 p/medic each - -


2.9.18 District Buner:

General Information

Name of District Buner

Total Area (Sq Km) 1,865

Total Population 506,048

Total Tehsil 04


Tehsil No. of Union


Daggar

27 167

--

Gagra --

Mundenr --

Khadokhel --

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Mushtaq Ahmad DC Buner 0939-510450 03469473344 0939-510427

M. Awais Malik AC Daggar/ DDMO 0939-510234 03005539697 --

Health Facilities



Ambulance

Available

DHQ Daggar 24 117 10 05

THQ Pacha Kaly 06 25 45 Nil


2.9.19 District Dera Ismail Khan:

General Information

Name of District Dera Ismail Khan

Total Area (Sq Km) 7350 sq km

Total Population 1.5 million

Total Tehsils 04



DI Khan

49 -- --

Darabun

Kolachi

Paharpur

Important Contacts



Waqar

Ali Khan

Deputy

Commissioner 09669280116 03009706933 09669280110 [email protected]

Irfanullah

Mehsood DDMO 09669280117 03335755069 09669280115 [email protected]



/Nullah

Kiri Shamozai -- -- Rod Khoi Bhara



2.9.20 District Tank:

General Information

Name of District Tank

Total area (Sq Km) 1679 KM

Total Population 236401 (1998 Census)




Tank 16 101 234601

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Habi Ullah Khan

Wazir DC 0963-511326 0300-9094274 0963-510300

Riaz Khan Dawar DDMO/AC 0963-511326 0333-9370513 0963-510300

Ikram Ullah

Focal Person in

District Control

Room

-- -- 0963-510300



/Nullah

Mullazai 15655 Umer Khel Galarrah, Larizen

Ama Khel 14094 Ama khel, nandoor Rodh Soheli

Pai 15617 Paim M akbar gharibabad,

Abizar Takwarra, Rodh Soheli

Gul Imam 16942 Gul imam, darraki Rodh Soheli

Shah Alam 14852 Shah alam, radi khel Pir Kach

Gara Baloch 11335 Gara baloch, pir kach, darriaba

khal, kirri,ahmad shah Tankzam

Tank – I 17791 City Tankzam

Tank – II 16139 City Tankzam

Tatta 15015 Waroki, ali khel Tankzam

Waraspon 14836 Umer adda, kirri haider, kitti

marwati Tankzam

Gomal 14454 Raghza, gomal manji, kot

azam Gomal zam



2.9.21 District Bannu:

General Information

Name of District Bannu

Total Area (Sq Km) 1228 sk


Total Tehsil 02



Bannu 49

-- 677346

Domel --

Important Contacts



Muhammad

Ayaz

Deputy

Commissioner

0928-

9270079

0342-

6668883

0928-

9270032 --

Captain (R)

Aurangzeb

Assistant

Commissioner/

DDMO

0928-

9270039 03335480546 -- --


Name Population Name of River/Stream /Nullah

Bekka khel 12522 Kurrom Rive, Tochi River, Nullah

Kasho, Nullah Dowa, Nadi Lora

Takhthi khel 15624 -Do -

Nurar 11770 -Do -

Haved 17795 -Do -

Mamand khel 13203 -Do -

Amandi 12447 -Do -

Slima sikander khel 12596 -Do -

Jandu khel 10920 -Do -

Shamshi khel 16107 -Do -

goriwala 14113 -Do -


Baar ahmed khan 12596 -Do -

Koti sadat 11361 -Do -

Kot Kalander 14744 -Do -

Fatama khel 17952 -Do -

Shah baz azmat khel 10753 -Do -

Asperka waziran 20369 -Do -

Khander khankehl 17914 -Do -

Arel hoti khel 16384 -Do -

Domel 16434 -Do -

Bezan khel 19120 -Do -

Ziraki pirba khel 18462 -Do -


2.9.22 District Lakki Marwat:

General Information

Name of District Lakki Marwat

Total area (Sq Km) 3164 sqkm


Total Sub-Divisions Lakki & Serai Naurang



Lakki 33 167 470438

Sarai Nourang

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Mr.Zafar Ali Shah Deputy

Commissioner 0969-538333

03005891185

0315-9246546 0969-538333

Mr.Yasir Qayyum DDMO 0969-350955 0334-9009055 --



/Nullah

Shamshee khel Shamshee khel At junction of kurram

river

Mama khel Mama khel At junction of kurram

river

Nar jaffar Nar jaffar Sheet flow

Nar abusamand begu

khel Jaded nar sahib khen Sheet flow

Begu khel 2500+2480 Wanda rehmana Mero Wagai, wanda amir

Ahmed khel 3000+2200

2700+2800

Wandajat surband

wanda kuttana Lagharwa

Mela shahabkhel 5000+3000 Dalo khwl Chunai

Mash mastikhani 700+600 Kotka akhundan Shakh

Aba khel 8000+7000 Aba khel Barrai

Titter khel 5000+6000 Titter khel Barrai

Behram khel 4000+3000 Tarri khel Kharooba

Tajori 5000+4000 Tajori Noongarmai

Samandi 4000+3000 Wanda Aurangzeb Hilly Stream

Tajazai 2000+1500 Toor Lanwangkhl Kharoba

Abdul khel 3000+2600 Abdul Khel Hilly Stream

Dara tang 2500+2000 Wanda Paindakhen Shinwa

Datra pezu 150+200

300+200

Wanda Ahmed Khan

Joggi Chunda


Nar abusamand 300+200 Nar Abusamand Village Water

Mama khel 60+70 Kojoro Koruna River Stream

Shak quli khan 800+700 Passani River Gambilla

Bakhmal ahmad zai 5000+4000 Bakhmal Kharoba, Kharandai,

Nara

Kaka khel 4000+3600 Lorha Lorha

Ghazni khel 6000+7000 Nara Shakh Nara Shakh

Serai naurang 3000+2500 Serai Naurang Serai Naurang

Health Facilities



Ambulance

Available

DHQ Hospital 28 43 200 --

City Hospital 10 52 76 --

Category C

Hospital 08 29 110

--


2.9.23 District Kohat:

General Information

Name of District Kohat



Tehsils 02

Important Contacts



Amjad Ali

Khan

Deputy

Commissioner

0922-

9260268

0922-

9260031 --

Farrukh

Attique

DDMO/AssistantC

ommissioner

0922-

9260046

0333-

3873087

0922-

9260045 --

Saqib

Mehmood DDMO Assistant

0922-

9260011

0333-

9627722

0922-

9260011

msmsaqibaries@g

mail.com

Telephone Operator DC Control

Room

0922-

9260268 -- -- --



/Nullah

Shakardara 12342 Shakardara

Aurakzai Nullah

Usterzai Nullah

Chenna Nullah

Sheikhan Hill Torrent

Khushalgarh 17137 Khushalgarh

Urban-5 19447 Hafizabad

Jerma 23912 Jerma

Nusrat Khel 15692 Nusrat Khel

Baharkot 21773 Baharkot

Lachi Rural 7500 Darmalak

Shahpur 20042 Shahpur

Sudal 21671 Shawaki & Malagin

Ustarzai 18614 Ustarzai

Togh Bala 26020 Togh Bala




Health Facilities



Ambulance

Available

Divisional

Headquater

Hospital KDA

Kohat

Specialist=11

PMO,SO,MO=30

Dental Surgeon=1

Nurses=88

Lab Technician=6

X-Ray Technician=6

Dental Technician=2

ECG Technician=4

Dispenser=16

215

12

W & C (LMH)

Kohat

Specialist=6

PMO,SO,MO=7

WMO/SWMO=15

Dental Surgeon=1

Nurses=26

Lab Technician=5

X-Ray Technician=2

Dental Technician=1

ECG Technician=3

Dispenser=14

LHV=2

71 --

Ch Shakar Dara MO=2

Dispenser=4

Lab Tech=1

X-Ray Technician=1

30 --


2.9.24 District Hangu:

General Information

Name of District Hangu

Total area (Sq Km) 1097 sq KM


Total Sub-Divisions Hangu


Tehsil No. of Union Council No. of Villages Total Population

Hangu 19 64 314529

Thall

Important Contacts


Office Cell Fax

Naeem Anwar DC 0925621175 03339678882 0925620050

Abdul Ghafoor AC/ DDMO 0925623782 03000193777 0925620050

Naseem Abbas Focal Person -- 03469251128 0925620050


Name Population Name of Village

Raisan 21671 Raisan, lodhi khel, inrahimzai, shaboo khel,

babar mela

Kach 17879 Kach, Mardo khel, speen khawri, wach

bazaar

Khanbari 14932 Khanbari,Gulbagh, muslim abad

Ganjanokalay 18978 Ganjanokaly, sangairh, darwezi palosa,

farooqabad

Kotki 21503 Kotki, chambegul, bagato, warasta, lakhti

banda

Darband 12177 Darband, samana, shamsha din

Bilyamina 14618 Bilyamina, barh abbaskhel, alwar mela

Togh serai 11030 Togh serai, anar chena

Muhmmad

Khawaja 13570

Muhammad khawaja, machine banda, lucky

banda, khattak banda

Kahi 16950 Kahi, drorhi bada, azeemi banda

Doaba 16458 Doaba, sarozai

Naya ii 10632 Chapri naryab, zargiri, shnawari

Nayab i 11761 Naryab, sangairh/rehmat abad

Karbogha sharif 22367 Karbogha sharif, mazrin kaly, bar kaly,

darshi mato khel

Tora wari 12633 Tora wari, tora ghundi

Darsamand 23083 Darsamad, regi, bazaar khel, saro khel.


Dallan 19886 Dallan, gandiri, mianji khel

Thall rural 25354 Muhammad Zai, chapri waziran

Thall urban 9235 Zansar khel, yousaf zei, sra ghundi

Health Facilities

Name No. of

Doctors

No. of Nurses /

Paramedic Staff

No. of

Beds

Ambulance

Available

Type D Hospital Thall 8 21 40 1

RHC Naryab 1 5 22 1


2.9.25 Karak:

General Information

Name of District Karak

Total area (Sq Km) 65265 (Sq-KM)

Total Population 536000 (1998 Census)

Total Sub-Divisions 03 (Karak, Takht-e-Nasratti, B. D

Shah)




Karak Karak 9 - -

Banda Daud

Shah

Banda Daud

Shah 5 - -

Takht-e-Nasratti Takht-e-Nasratti 7 - -

Important Contacts



Mr. Moh

Shoaib jan

Jadoon

Deputy

Commissioner

0927-

210825 0322-4020002

092721092

5

deputycommissi

[email protected]

om

Hafiz Atta-ul-

Munim DDMO

0927-

210710 0346-9502684

0927-

210925 -



Jahangiri - - InzarKhwar

Flash Flood Hamidan area

ShnawaGuddi - - Koh-e-Maidan





Khel ShawaNasratti

MachakiAlgada

Takht-e-

Nasratti - - LawagharAlgada

Warana

Ahmad Abad - -

Lawaghar

ZanganaChokara

Ghundi Mir

Khan Khel - -

EasakKhwar

Kando Khel Khwar

Mitha Khel - - Hilly area

Lawaghar Dam

Chokara - - ZanganaChokara

Jandari - AlgadiKoroonaT

arkha Koi AlgadaTarkha Koi

EasakChountr

a -

Sirat Khel

NiaziChowk

Sirat Khel Algada

ChandaniChowk

NariPanoos - NariPanoos RanginiGarang

Jatta Ismail

Khel -

Shakar Khel

village

Makori

Mami Khel

Eidgah& Primary School

Khan Bat GulKoroona

Mami Khel Toi

Teri - Teri

Ahmadi Banda

Teri Algada

CPF Nullah towards Teri Toi



Chapter-3

Needs and Gap Analysis

3.1 District level - Need and Gap Analysis

The contingency planning consultations with district authorities and provincial

departments resulted in pinpointing immediate risk reduction measures both structural and

non-structural. Primarily the exercise aimed at (1) identifying pre-monsoon structural and

non-structural measures for reducing the adverse impacts and (2) highlighting resources

available vis-à-vis the anticipated response (rescue) and humanitarian relief needs, thereby

pinpointing the gaps. From this exercise, it is possible to pick out appropriate type and areas

(district) of response activities to support people.

In addition, the information in shape of need and gap analysis (anticipated caseload) is

utilized to calculate in a spreadsheet minimum assistance likely to be necessary to restore

normalcy (this can be updated as necessary), and an estimate of overall quantities is gauged.

The quantities of material assistance (Food and NFI) worked out will serve as a contingency

planning baseline for the entire province and even at district level. This can be, if required

converted to budgetary allocations and / or stockpiling decisions and will also guide initial

planning and budgeting estimates.


NEED AND GAP ANALYSIS MONSOON 2014 - PESHAWAR VALLEY

Region/

Districts Anticipated Needs Pre- Monsoon

Anticipated Needs during and after Floods

Rescue Relief Public services Health etc

Peshawar Sand bags

Dewatering pumps

Boats and

vehicles,

excavators etc

Cooked food,

Animal fodder, Tents,

Drinking water, Vaccination,

POL,medicines

Water supply, restoration of

damaged sewerage system, de-

watering, Machinery for Removal

of carcasses and debris from

drainage system,

Nowshera

Sandbags,

Procurement of local available boats

Improvement in Early warning,

Training of Civil Defence on rescue

boats, Dewatering Pumps

Helicopters,

boats and

vehicles

Tents, Cooked food , Safe

drinking water, POL,

Animal fodder, Tents, ,

Vaccination


damaged sewerage system,

Machinery for Removal of

carcasses and debris from drainage

system

Charsadda Sand Bags

Procurement of local available boats

Helicopters,

boats and

vehicles

Cooked food Safe drinking

water

POL, Tents, , Vaccination



system, Water supply, restoration

of damaged sewerage system

Mardan Sand bags Vehicles Food, Drinking water,

vaccination



system

Swabi Sand bags Vehicles Food, Drinking water,

vaccination



system

Evacuation Centers: Colleges, schools, govt buildings and tent camps identified as evacuation purpose


NEED AND GAP ANALYSIS MONSOON 2014 - NORTHAND HAZARA DIVISION

Region/



Rescue Relief Public services

Mansehra

Sand bags

Improvement in flood warning system

against flash flooding, Regular updating

of weather and flood forecasting,

Availability of dewatering equipment in

urban areas, Enhanced capacity of flood

rescue, Water monitoring system by civil

defense communities

Boats, vehicles Tents, Cooked food,

Safe drinking water,

Removal of carcasses and debris,



Water supply

Shangla Sandbags, Improvement in Early warning

against flash flooding

Helicopters,

vehicles

Tents, Food for Isolated

population ,POL

Restoration of roads and bridges

and Water supply

Swat

Sand bags, Improvement in flood

warning system against river flooding,

Regular updating of weather and flood

forecasting

Water monitoring system by

communities.

Sandbags ,

Helicopters, boats

Local Jallas

(Boats),

Tents, Cooked food ,

Safe drinking water,

POL, food for isolated

population




Dir Upper

Sandbags, Improvement in Early warning


of weather and flood forecasting

Helicopter,

vehicles

Cooked food , Safe


food for isolated

population




Lower Dir

Sandbags, Improvement in Early warning


of weather and flood forecasting

Helicopter,

vehicles

Cooked food , Safe


food for isolated

population




Malakand

Sand bags







Helicopters, boats

and vehicles

Food , Safe drinking

water, POL, food for

isolated population

Restoration of roads and bridges,

restoration of damaged sewerage

system, Restoration of roads and

bridges


defense/ communities

Chitral

Sand bags







defense communities

Rescue equipment

for first response Food, financial aid

Water Supply, restoration of


restoration of roads and bridges

Kohistan

Need for enhanced capacity of flash flood

rescue , Improvement in flash flood

warning system , Regular updating of

weather and flood forecasting

Vehicles Cooked food , Safe

drinking water, POL

Restoration of damaged

sewerage system, Restoration of

roads and bridges

Buner Regular updating of weather and flood

forecasting Vehicles

Cooked food , Safe

drinking water, POL, Restoration of roads and bridges

Haripur

Regular updating of weather and flood

forecasting, Improvement in flash flood



Vehicles Cooked food , Safe


Abbottabad


rescue, Improvement in flash flood



Vehicles Cooked food, Safe


Tor

Ghar


rescue , Improvement in flash flood





Battagram


rescue, Improvement in flash flood





Evacuation Centers: Colleges, schools, govt buildings and tent camps identified as evacuation purpose


NEED AND GAP ANALYSIS MONSOON 2014 – SOUTHERN DISTRICTS

Region/



Rescue Relief Public services

DI Khan

Sand bags

Improvement in flood warning system against

flash flooding, Regular updating of weather and

flood forecasting,

Availability of dewatering equipment in urban

areas, Enhanced capacity of flood rescue, Water

monitoring system by civil defense

communities

Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL

Medicines, Water supply,

restoration of damaged

sewerage system

Tank

Sand bags



flood forecasting,




communities

Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL



sewerage system

Karak

Sand bags



flood forecasting,




communities

Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL



sewerage system

Lakki Marwat

Sand bags



flood forecasting,




Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL



sewerage system


communities

Kohat

Sand bags



flood forecasting,




communities

Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL


damaged sewerage system

Bannu

Sand bags



flood forecasting,

Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL



sewerage system

Hangu

Sand bags



flood forecasting,

Rescue

equipment for

first response

Tents, Cooked

food, Safe drinking

water, POL



sewerage system

Evacuation Centers: Government Buildings (Schools and Colleges, Helth centers, raised platform for camps)


SUMMARY OF NFI STOCK POSITIONS HELD BY DISTRICTS

S. No District Tents Mattresses

Sleeping bags

Plastic

Sheets/Tarpaulin

Quilts/

Blankets

Water

cooler/

Jerry

Cans

Buckets Kitchen

Sets Stoves

Hygiene

Kits

Net

Mosquito

Dewatering

Pumps

Generator

s

1 Nowshera 295 577 09 - - - 04 - - - 07 02

2 Charsadda 530 122 - - - 100 - - - - 03 01

3 Peshawar 150 - - - - - - - - - 01 01

4 Swabi 106 - - - 96 - - - - - 03 -

5 Mardan 100 - - - - - - - - - 06 -

6 Mansehra 591 - 1000 - 200 66 - 08 - - - 04

7 Dir Lower 680 - - - - 435 820 - 73 - 05 01

8 Dir Upper 127 - - 1030 41 - - 05 - - - -

9 Malakand 500 - - - - - - - - - 02 -

10 Abbottabad 338 - - 1665 - 37 - - - - - -

11 Kohistan 200 - - 500 - - - - - - - -

12 Shangla 400 - 1 bundle 2500 - 50 - 03 - - - -

13 Buner 15 - - - - - - - - - - -

14 Swat 0 - - - - - - - - - - -

15 Chitral 1500 150 600 - 500 - - - - - - 06

16 Haripur 270 - - 2794 - - - 2416 - - - -

17 Torghar 98 97 - 247 - - - - - - - -

18 Karak 140 - - 500 - 10 - - - - - -

19 Lakki Marwat 0 - - - 100 60 - - - - 02 05

20 Hangu 0 - 02 - - 20 - - - - - 01

21 Battagram 240 - - - 40 100 - 1000 - - - -

22 Kohat 160 40 - 40 - - 40 - - - - -

23 Bannu 999 200 - 1000 - - 9350

(plates) - - - 04 -

24 DIKhan 446 170 - - 50 - 20 - 50 (Bath

Soap) 670 05 07

25 Tank 400 - - - - - 10 - - - 05 04

Total 8285 1356 1611 10276 1027 878 894 3432 73 670 43 32


LIST OF NFI STOCK AVAILABLE AT PDMA

S. No. Items Stock with PDMA

1 Tents 10468

2 Plastic Sheets 0

3 Blankets 10488

4 Kitchen Sets 59

5 Hygiene Kits 0

6 Jerry Canes 2850

7 Buckets 15

8 Tarpaulin 110

9 Stoves 388

10 Mosiquito Nets 1410


3.2 Red Crescent Presence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Pakistan Red Crescent Society in working in following 11 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Mansehra Battagram Kohistan Shangla Chitral Hangu Bannu D.I. Khan Dir Swat Haripur

STOCK POSITION-PAKISTAN RED CRESCENT SOCIETY

S# Items PHQ Mansehra Battagram Kohistan Shangla Chitral Hangu Bannu D.I.Khan Dir Swat Total

1 Tents 399 200 200 300 248 300

199 1846

2 Blankets 3877 1400 1400 1500 1320 2430 1400 1400 1780 1400 597 18504

3 Tarps 3286 400 400 600 470 600 1200 1200 1200 1200 398 10954

4 Jerry Cans 509 400 400 600 544 334 400 400 490 400 398 4875

5 Stoves 470 200 200 300 200 300

1670

6 Hurricane Lamp 1500 200 200

200 2100

7 Kitchen set 79 200 200 300 248 300 200 200 200 200 199 2326

8 Hygiene Kit 447 200 200 300 248 300 200 200 200 200 199 2694

9 Buckets 116 -- -- -- 40 -- -- -- -- -- -- 156

10 Tub Basin 198 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 287

11 Collapsible Water Container 2135 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 360 -- -- 2495

12 Mosquito Nets -- -- 200 600 100 600 400 400 400 400 398 3498

13 Shelter toolkit -- -- 200 -- -- -- 200 200 200 200 199 1199

14 Sleeping bags -- 284 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 284

15 Quilts -- 400 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 400


Estimated Humanitarian Response (Relief Items) High Impact Scenario 2014 S

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1 Peshawar 36,108 659,693,160 12,036 12,036 24,072 36,108 36,108 72,216 72,216 3,611 36,108 216,648

100% Population Coverage

with Priority to the

vulnerable

2 Charsadda 62,189 1,136,193,030 20,730 20,730 41,459 62,189 62,189 124,378 124,378 6,219 62,189 373,134

3 Nowshera 59,292 1,083,264,840 19,764 19,764 39,528 59,292 59,292 118,584 118,584 5,929 59,292 355,752

4 Mardan 8,060 147,256,200 2,687 2,687 5,373 8,060 8,060 16,120 16,120 806 8,060 48,360

5 Swabi 1,521 27,788,670 507 507 1,014 1,521 1,521 3,042 3,042 152 1,521 9,126

6 Tank 8,785 160,501,950 2,928 2,928 5,857 8,785 8,785 17,570 17,570 879 8,785 52,710

7 D.I.Khan 72,084 1,316,974,680 24,028 24,028 48,056 72,084 72,084 144,168 144,168 7,208 72,084 432,504

8 Lakki

Marwat 6,501 118,773,270 2,167 2,167 4,334 6,501 6,501 13,002 13,002 650 6,501 39,006

9 Kohat 5,298 96,794,460 1,766 1,766 3,532 5,298 5,298 10,596 10,596 530 5,298 31,788

10 Mansehra 5,216 95,296,320 1,739 1,739 3,477 5,216 5,216 10,432 10,432 522 5,216 31,296

11 Dir Lower 605 11,053,350 202 202 403 605 605 1,210 1,210 61 605 3,630

12 Malakand 3,872 70,741,440 1,291 1,291 2,581 3,872 3,872 7,744 7,744 387 3,872 23,232

13 Shangla 8,309 151,805,430 2,770 2,770 5,539 8,309 8,309 16,618 16,618 831 8,309 49,854

14 Dir Upper 1,633 29,834,910 544 544 1,089 1,633 1,633 3,266 3,266 163 1,633 9,798

15 Kohistan 16,077 293,726,790 5,359 5,359 10,718 16,077 16,077 32,154 32,154 1,608 16,077 96,462

16 Swat 6,945 126,885,150 2,315 2,315 4,630 6,945 6,945 13,890 13,890 695 6,945 41,670

17 Karak 7,881 143,985,870 2,627 2,627 5,254 7,881 7,881 15,762 15,762 788 7,881 47,286

18 Hangu 2,741 50,078,070 914 914 1,827 2,741 2,741 5,482 5,482 274 2,741 16,446

19 Chitral 805 14,707,350 268 268 537 805 805 1,610 1,610 81 805 4,830

20 Battagram 1,644 30,035,880 548 548 1,096 1,644 1,644 3,288 3,288 164 1,644 9,864

21 Bannu 7,995 146,068,650 2,665 2,665 5,330 7,995 7,995 15,990 15,990 800 7,995 47,970

22 Buner 1317 24,061,590 439 439 878 1,317 1,317 2,634 2,634 132 1,317 7,902

23 Haripur 7,092 129,570,840 2,364 2,364 4,728 7,092 7,092 14,184 14,184 709 7,092 42,552

24 Abbottabad 4,081 74,559,870 1,360 1,360 2,721 4,081 4,081 8,162 8,162 408 4,081 24,486

Grand Total 336,051 6,139,651,770 112,017 112,017 224,034 336,051 336,051 672,102 672,102 33,605 336,051 2,016,306


Estimated Humanitarian Response (Relief Items) Medium Impact Scenario 2014

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1 Peshawar 12,036 219,897,720 4,012 4,012 8,024 12,036 12,036 24,072 24,072 1,204 12,036 72,216


with Priority to the vulnerable

2 Charsadda 20,730 378,731,010 6,910 6,910 13,820 20,730 20,730 41,459 41,459 2,073 20,730 124,378

3 Nowshera 19,764 361,088,280 6,588 6,588 13,176 19,764 19,764 39,528 39,528 1,976 19,764 118,584

4 Mardan 2,687 49,085,400 896 896 1,791 2,687 2,687 5,373 5,373 269 2,687 16,120

5 Swabi 507 9,262,890 169 169 338 507 507 1,014 1,014 51 507 3,042

6 Tank 2,928 53,500,650 976 976 1,952 2,928 2,928 5,857 5,857 293 2,928 17,570

7 D.I.Khan 24,028 438,991,560 8,009 8,009 16,019 24,028 24,028 48,056 48,056 2,403 24,028 144,168

8 Lakki

Marwat 2,167 39,591,090 722 722 1,445 2,167 2,167 4,334 4,334 217 2,167 13,002

9 Kohat 1,766 32,264,820 589 589 1,177 1,766 1,766 3,532 3,532 177 1,766 10,596

10 Mansehra 1,739 31,765,440 580 580 1,159 1,739 1,739 3,477 3,477 174 1,739 10,432

11 Dir Lower 202 3,684,450 67 67 134 202 202 403 403 20 202 1,210

12 Malakand 1,291 23,580,480 430 430 860 1,291 1,291 2,581 2,581 129 1,291 7,744

13 Shangla 2,770 50,601,810 923 923 1,846 2,770 2,770 5,539 5,539 277 2,770 16,618

14 Dir Upper 544 9,944,970 181 181 363 544 544 1,089 1,089 54 544 3,266

15 Kohistan 5,359 97,908,930 1,786 1,786 3,573 5,359 5,359 10,718 10,718 536 5,359 32,154

16 Swat 2,315 42,295,050 772 772 1,543 2,315 2,315 4,630 4,630 232 2,315 13,890

17 Karak 2,627 47,995,290 876 876 1,751 2,627 2,627 5,254 5,254 263 2,627 15,762

18 Hangu 914 16,692,690 305 305 609 914 914 1,827 1,827 91 914 5,482

19 Chitral 268 4,902,450 89 89 179 268 268 537 537 27 268 1,610

20 Battagram 548 10,011,960 183 183 365 548 548 1,096 1,096 55 548 3,288

21 Bannu 2,665 48,689,550 888 888 1,777 2,665 2,665 5,330 5,330 267 2,665 15,990

22 Buner 439 8,020,530 146 146 293 439 439 878 878 44 439 2,634

23 Haripur 2,364 43,190,280 788 788 1,576 2,364 2,364 4,728 4,728 236 2,364 14,184

24 Abbottabad 1,360 24,853,290 453 453 907 1,360 1,360 2,721 2,721 136 1,360 8,162

Grand Total 112,017 2,046,550,590 37,339 37,339 74,678 112,017 112,017 224,034 224,034 11,202 112,017 672,102


Estimated Humanitarian Response (Relief Items) Low Impact Scenario 2014

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1 Peshawar 4,012 73,299,240 1,337 1,337 2,675 4,012 4,012 8,024 8,024 401 4,012 24,072


with Priority to the vulnerable

2 Charsadda 6,910 126,243,670 2,303 2,303 4,607 6,910 6,910 13,820 13,820 691 6,910 41,459

3 Nowshera 6,588 120,362,760 2,196 2,196 4,392 6,588 6,588 13,176 13,176 659 6,588 39,528

4 Mardan 896 16,361,800 299 299 597 896 896 1,791 1,791 90 896 5,373

5 Swabi 169 3,087,630 56 56 113 169 169 338 338 17 169 1,014

6 Tank 976 17,833,550 325 325 651 976 976 1,952 1,952 98 976 5,857

7 D.I.Khan 8,009 146,330,520 2,670 2,670 5,340 8,009 8,009 16,019 16,019 801 8,009 48,056

8 Lakki

Marwat 722 13,197,030 241 241 482 722 722 1,445 1,445 72 722 4,334

9 Kohat 589 10,754,940 196 196 392 589 589 1,177 1,177 59 589 3,532

10 Mansehra 580 10,588,480 193 193 386 580 580 1,159 1,159 58 580 3,477

11 Dir Lower 67 1,228,150 22 22 45 67 67 134 134 7 67 403

12 Malakand 430 7,860,160 143 143 287 430 430 860 860 43 430 2,581

13 Shangla 923 16,867,270 308 308 615 923 923 1,846 1,846 92 923 5,539

14 Dir Upper 181 3,314,990 60 60 121 181 181 363 363 18 181 1,089

15 Kohistan 1,786 32,636,310 595 595 1,191 1,786 1,786 3,573 3,573 179 1,786 10,718

16 Swat 772 14,098,350 257 257 514 772 772 1,543 1,543 77 772 4,630

17 Karak 876 15,998,430 292 292 584 876 876 1,751 1,751 88 876 5,254

18 Hangu 305 5,564,230 102 102 203 305 305 609 609 30 305 1,827

19 Chitral 89 1,634,150 30 30 60 89 89 179 179 9 89 537

20 Battagram 183 3,337,320 61 61 122 183 183 365 365 18 183 1,096

21 Bannu 888 16,229,850 296 296 592 888 888 1,777 1,777 89 888 5,330

22 Buner 146 2,673,510 49 49 98 146 146 293 293 15 146 878

23 Haripur 788 14,396,760 263 263 525 788 788 1,576 1,576 79 788 4,728

24 Abbottabad 453 8,284,430 151 151 302 453 453 907 907 45 453 2,721

Grand Total 37,339 682,183,530 12,446 12,446 24,893 37,339 37,339 74,678 74,678 3,734 37,339 224,034


Overview of NFI Need and Gap Analysis

S.

No. Items

Stock

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Districts

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PDMA

Stock

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PRCS

Total

Stock

Held

Requirements Deficiency/Gap

High

Impact

Scenario

Medium

Impact

Scenario

High

Impact

Scenario

Medium Impact

Scenario

1 Tents 8285 10468 1846 20599 112017 37339 91418 16740

2

Plastic

Sheets/

Tarpaulin

1611 110 10954 12675 112017 37339 99342 24664

3 Blankets 1747 10488 18504 30739 224034 74678 193295 43939

4 Kitchen

Sets 894 59 2326 3279 336051 112017 332772 108738

5 Hygiene

Kits 73 0 2694 2767 336051 112017 333284 109250

6 Jerry

Canes 1027 2850 4875 8752 672102 224034 663350 215282

7 Buckets 958 15 0 973 672102 224034 671129 223061

8 Stoves 3432 388 1670 5490 33605 11202 28115 5712

9 Mosquito

Nets 670 1410 3498 5578 33605 11202 28027 5624


Chapter-4

Monsoon Preparedness and Planning-Coordination Mechanism

4.1 Coordination mechanism

The coordination mechanism entails horizontal coordination with host of government

line departments and autonomous bodies that furnish early warning, undertake search and

rescue, conduct relief operations and meet needs of vulnerable segments, while vertical

coordination occurs with Districts. PDMA coordinates execution of these functions with all

provincial entities and federal agencies i.e. Pak Armed Forces, NDMA, Emergency Relief

Cell, National Logistic Cell, Pakistan Metrological Department etc. PDMA also constitutes

the point of contact for deploying external assistance for disaster response through the

General Coordination Meeting (GCM) to UN agencies, INGOs and donors consistent with

provincial and national policies. Similar processes are followed at the district tier by DCs

assisted by the newly formed DDMUs.

Coordination Mechanism for Monsoon 2014

4.2 Roles & Responsibilities

4.2.1 DistrictAdministration:

i. Formulation of District level contingency plans

ii. Establishment of control rooms and dissemination of contact details

iii. Arrangements for Quick dissemination of flood warning and establishment of

Observation Posts (OPs) on the likely flood areas.

iv. Activation of Civil defence staff and volunteers for rescue and relief operations

v. Identification of flood disaster prone areas and threatening water channels

vi. Earmarking evacuation arrangements routes, building and guidance etc

vii. District level food stock (wheat) and NFIs quantities and locations


viii. Coordination with humanitarian agencies i.e. INGOs, NGOs and UN agencies

ix. Need and gap analysis of funds and stores.

x. Formulation of comprehensive health response plans in coordination with DHO.

xi. Carry out necessary liaison with Pak Army, Frontier Constabulary and Scouts

for initiation of rescue operations.

xii. Tasking of police authorities in evacuation and keep law and order

xiii. Identification and removal of encroached areas along with BOR staff and

municipalities.

xiv. Excavation work of threatening water channels

xv. Maintenance of flood protection works in respective district with sand bags and

locally available material.

xvi. The training of human resource, especially for operating rescue boats

xvii. Coordination and tasking of all relevant departments for putting in place

requisite preparedness measures before the monsoons

4.2.2 Irrigation Department

i. Establishment of Provincial and district level Flood Emergency Cells

ii. Formulate and execute flood emergency response plan

iii. Establishment of Flood/water Monitoring Network

iv. Provide early warning:

a. 16 – 24 hours warning along Swat River

b. 5-7 hours along Kabul

c. 36 – 48 hours along Indus at DI Khan

v. Removal of encroached areas with the assistance of DCs, TMA and C&W

vi. Necessary liaison with Pak Army, Frontier Constabulary and Scouts for initiation

of flood fighting operations (DI Khan Only)

4.2.3 Communication and Works Department

i. Establishment of Provincial Flood Emergency Cell

ii. Formulate and execute flood emergency response plan

iii. Identification of vulnerable infrastructure (buildings, roads and bridges)

iv. Preposition available machinery/ plants at vulnerable areas

v. Restore severed land communication

vi. Liaison with local Army Authorities

4.2.4 Health Department

i. Establish a Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Cell- HEPR

ii. Carry out detailed planning with district officials (EDOs) and formulate district

level health plans for execution

iii. Carry out need and gap analysis for medicines and required stocks

iv. Coordinate with humanitarian agencies i.e. INGOs, NGOs and UN agencies to

make up the short falls

4.2.5 Food Department

i. Keeping stock of wheat available as per the requirement at various places in the

province


ii. Ensuring availability of other food items in the disaster prone as well as disaster

affected areas.

iii. Arrangement of warehouse facility where required.

4.2.6 Information Department

i. Establishment of a flood emergency control room/unit

ii. Broadcast advance warnings to sensitize the public

iii. Guide the public about the nearby safer places, routes and other precautionary

measures

iv. Publication of the flood-related reports on daily-basis in the local, regional and

national newspapers

v. Advocating for responsible reporting

vi. Arrange press briefings/press conferences for any officer/official

4.2.7 Disaster Management Authority -PDMA

i. Carry out flood preparedness coordination meetings with districts and provincial

departments

ii. Formulate provincial monsoon contingency plan

iii. Carrying out response & relief operation.

iv. Coordinating with early warning centres of Irrigation department, Meteorological

department, Army, WAPDA etc.

v. Heading Composite Team (comprising representatives of Lead

Agency/Department and focal persons of support organizations) to coordinate

response & relief operations

vi. Establishment of Provincial Emergency Operation Centre

vii. Arrangement of requisite funds and resources to make up the gaps in preparedness

measures

viii. Undertake need based coordination with all UN Agencies and other humanitarian

partners to fill in the response and relief gaps before, during and after floods

ix. Coordination with Pak Army for initiating emergency response if required

4.2.8 Local Government& Rural Development Department

i. Establishment of a provincial flood emergency control room/unit

ii. Arrange potable drinking water and sanitation facilities for flood affected areas

iii. Preparation of municipality-wise list/stock position of flood emergency response

equipments and machineries

iv. Removal of carcasses and debris after floods

v. Contingency plans for immediate restoration of water supply, sanitation, cause

ways, culverts, links roads, street lights and public latrines

vi. Coordinate with humanitarian agencies i.e. INGOs, NGOs and UN agencies to


vii. Arrange for requisite Water and Sanitation in all the earmarked evacuation

centres in coordination with education department

4.2.9 Municipalities:

i. Chief Municipal Officers (CMO) to be declared focal person.


ii. Removal of encroachments through close coordination with Revenue, Irrigation

and other relevant departments

iii. Keep close liaison and coordination with respective DC‟s and DDMU‟s round the

clock during the emergency

iv. C/MOs and their staff should be trained/sensitized by the respective DC‟s/ DDMU

for monsoon emergency response and role and responsibilities

v. Cleanliness of sewerage and nullah by the respective municipalities.

4.2.10 Public Health Engineering Department


ii. Arrange potable drinking water and sanitation facilities for affected areas

iii. Contingency plans for immediate restoration of water supply, sanitation, cause

ways, culverts, links roads, street lights and public latrines

iv. Removal of carcasses and debris after floods

v. Coordinate with humanitarian agencies i.e. INGOs, NGOs and UN agencies to


vi. Arrange for requisite Water and Sanitation in all the earmarked evacuation

centres in coordination with education department

4.2.11 Education (E&SE) Department


ii. Provide support to the District Admin for establishing evacuation centres in

schools /colleges

iii. Identification of all schools/ colleges earmarked for evacuation centres

iv. Arrange continuation of education in flood affected areas



vi. Ensuring continuity of education in affected areas.

4.2.12 Agriculture Department


ii. Arrange for live stock fodder and vaccination cover of live stock

iii. Arrange for provision of seeds and agriculture inputs after floods

iv. Arrange for de-silting of channels and levelling of Agri- land



4.2.13 Home and Tribal Affairs Department

i. Facilitate DCs through Police Wireless Net in case of communication failure of

other networks i.e. provision of necessary hardware and a dedicated frequency for

emergency use of DCs before during and after floods/monsoon.

ii. Facilitate the irrigation department flood monitoring / gauging persons in

communication and transmitting of water flow and discharge information through

Police Wireless Network, wherever wireless equipped police station or post exists

in vicinity of irrigation department gauge.

iii. Security arrangements for camps and evacuation centres.


4.2.14 Civil Defence:

i. Establishment of Flood Emergency Control Cell in respective districts

ii. Keeping the volunteers on alert

iii. Performance of rescue operations

iv. Assist in the performance of relief activities.

4.2.15 Emergency Rescue Service (Rescue 1122)

i. Establishment of Flood Emergency Control Cell in respective districts.

ii. Performance of rescue operations

4.2.16 Provincial Police

i. Maintain law and order situation in the districts and assist district administration

for an orderly evacuation if such situation arise

ii. Facilitate DCs through Police Wireless network in case of communication failure

of other networks.

iii. Facilitate the Irrigation Department flood monitoring / gauging persons in

communication and transmitting of water flow and discharge information through

Police Wireless Network, whereever wireless equipped police station or post

exists in vicinity of Irrigation Department gauge.

4.2.17 Pakistan Meteorological Department (Regional Office Peshawar):

i. Establishment of Flood Emergency Control Cell

ii. Provide reliable and in time weather forecasts for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and its

catchment areas

iii. Coordinate, liaison and exchange (credible and comprehendible) information with

Irrigation Dept and PDMA for early warning as agreed

4.2.18 Environment Forest Department:

i. Undertake assessment of vulnerabilities of the natural resources

ii. Minimize the cutting of trees before and during monsoons

iii. Arrange for removal the logs from Nullah and stock them at safe places.

4.2.19 Social Welfare Department:

i. Formulate Flood Contingency and Response Plans, catering for the needs of

women, children and other socially vulnerable groups:

ii. Keep the flood response stocks available and carry out need and gap analysis

iii. Provide support to the Provincial / District Governments to cover the needs of

socially vulnerable groups

4.2.20 Humanitarian Community- UN Agencies, Pakistan Red Crescent Society PRCS,

INGO & NGOs

i. Formulate their organizational Flood Contingency and Response Plansconsistent

with provincial and national policies, to cater for the unmet response needs as

given in tables 13-17.

ii. The HRT consolidates the cluster Flood Contingency and Response Plans with

PDMA.


iii. Through the forum of the GCM the consolidated Flood Contingency and

Response Plans is shared with PDMA KP

iv. Through the GCM pre-agreement will be reached for joint assessment and

monitoring based on the model agreed at the Federal level between NDMA and

OCHA and training of numerators will be assured.

v. At the GCM PDMA KP coordinates the deployment of humanitarian assistance

and flood response consistent with provincial plan, and based on the results of the

common needs assessment or tasked to do so. Special attention will be given to :

a. The immediate relief needs of the affected communities such as food & water,

shelter, health and NFIs during and after the monsoon season see table 20 to

25.

b. Follow-up relief measures should preferably include support for repair of

houses, repair/replacement of health infrastructure, repair/replacement of

community damaged infrastructure, replanting of Rabi crops, education and to

immediately recover main source of income to support in meeting their needs.

c. Special emphasis will be placed on the identification of the weaker and

vulnerable groups in society that suffer worst from floods, especially, the

young and the very old, women, the disabled and certain occupational groups.

Identification and extension of appropriate relief packages for such groups will

also be a priority.

vi. The humanitarian community will report progress on a regular basis using the

4Ws monitoring tool.

4.2.21 Pakistan Army (HQ 11 CORPS)

i. Establish flood Coordination Centres as per Army‟s Plan

ii. Assist provincial government in search & rescue and response operations when

called in aid of civil administration

iii. Coordinate with PDMA and other departments to make up the short falls


4.3 Monsoon Preparation Measures &Strategies

4.3.1 PDMA Flood Preparedness Measures

PDMA has undertaken a series of flood preparedness meetings with districts and

provincial departments. This contingency plan is the outcome of the consultations.

Articulation of Command and Control: DG PDMA in consultation with

Secretary, RR&S Department and Chief Secretary will be responsible for Flood

Response & Relief Operations. Director Relief PDMA on his behalf will head a

Composite Team (comprising representatives of Lead Agency/Department and

focal persons of support organizations) to coordinate response & relief operations.

All relevant departments/Agencies to provide focal person / representative to form

part of the provincial response team when requested.

Provincial Emergency Operation Centre established in PDMA shall receive

and transmit flood / water level information thrice in flood season and on hourly

basis during emergency.

Early Warning: Early Warning (EW) especiallyresulting in evacuation of an area

or areas will not be issued by any single provincial department. However, local

DC has the authority to do so if the condition/ situation demands. For issuing

timely EW and evacuation advisory a joint cell of Provincial Irrigation

Department, Metrological Department and PDMA has been established. PEOC

after consultation with all relevant parties will only issue Early Warning and

evacuation advisory if required in coordination with local DC at provincial level.

To make up for the deficiencies in Flood Early Warning System and to receive

real time information on water levels for onward dissemination, Metrological

Department and Irrigation Departments along with PDMA KP have arranged

following:

Finalization of arrangements to provide reliable and in time weather forecasts

for KP and its catchment areas and putting in place a practical system for flood

early warning

Reaching standardization on flood threat levels for evacuation of area (s)

Making the information received from Metrological and Irrigation

departments i.e. water level and weather forecasts comprehendible and

impending threat related

In addition, the DCs are also tasked for putting in place a network of

community level organizations and community volunteers in the catchment

areas, especially for mountainous districts, to receive real time information on

water levels resulting in early warning.

PDMA has placed requisite funds at the disposal of all DCs. The DCs are directed

to utilize the funds to make up any deficiency in preparedness measures for 2014

monsoons.

101boats and 121 OBMs (Out Board Motor) are procured and placed at the

disposal of Army Headquarters 11 Corps.

PDMA shall undertake need based coordination with all UN Agencies and other

humanitarian partners to fill in the response and relief gaps before, during and


after floods. If needed a separate coordination mechanism will be notified for this

purpose.

PDMA will coordinate with all UN agencies and humanitarian partners to

maintain a stock of at least 1/3 of required humanitarian needs (Food and NFI

including shelter) for the 2014 monsoons.

4.3.2 District Level Flood Preparedness

Districts across province reflect diverse capacity to respond. However, based on the

experience of 2010 floods all the districts havealready put in place a comprehensive

mechanism for prevention, mitigation and response of floods. The DCs assisted by the

DDMOs will spearhead the response. The district governments have to ensure performance

of the following functions:

District level contingency plans have been made and notified.

District level control rooms will be operational (24 hours) from 15th

June 2014 till

30th

September 2014. The control rooms will be district focal points for flood

response and will essentially perform coordination and information management

functions. (Details of control rooms/ focal persons appended)

To receive real time information about water levels, a network of community level

organizations and community volunteers have been organized in the catchment

areas, especially for mountainous districts.

For quick dissemination of flood warnings, revenue department and irrigation

departments have to make joined efforts. Moreover, mosques, schools and other

community networks shall also be utilized.

Irrigation department have been tasked to establish Observation Posts on the

likely areas and forewarn the emerging threat.

District level food stock (wheat) quantities and locations have been notified

The NFIs stocks available with district government are accounted for and notified.

Civil defence staff and volunteers where they exist have been made fully

functional.

All sensitive flood disaster prone areas and threatening water channels have been

identified and notified.

DCs have taken on board all the humanitarian agencies i.e. INGOs, NGOs and UN

agencies present in the district.

The evacuation centres are earmarked with the assistance of education department

and have been notified

For sensitive government buildings and record each department has made its own

SOPs

Requisite funds and stores have been requested by the districts from PDMA.

District level coordination meetings have been held resulting in clear roles and

responsibilities of all relevant departments in case of any emergency

DCs along with district health have formulated comprehensive health response

plans.

DCs have directed the works and services staff to keep strict vigilance on the

roads and bridges and initiate necessary measures whenever required.


Necessary liaison has been done/ underway with Pak Army, Frontier Constabulary

and Scouts for initiation of rescue operations.

The local police authorities have been directed to assist in evacuation and keep

law and order situation in case of any situation.

The encroached areas are identified and DCs along with DOR and TMA staff are

initiating the requisite measures. In addition at some places excavation work of

threatening water channels is also under way.

The training of human resource is underway, especially for operating rescue boats

with the assistance of Pak Army.

4.3.3 Army Response Measures

Army will only assist civil administration in rescue phase of floods. On formal

requisitioning of Army in flood relief operation, all available resources will be mobilized.

The main flood relief centre will be established at Peshawar and regional centres at

Khawazakhela, Nowshera and DI Khan. The assets provided by PDMA available at regional

hubs are as under:

Army Water Rescue Assets Available- Provided by PDMA

Formation / Units Location Boats OBMs

7 Division / 109 Engineers Battalion Peshawar 12 26

9 Division / 12 Engineers Battalion Kohat 10 16

17 Division / 104 Engineers Battalion Kalam 2 4

Khawazakhela 12 4

40 Division / 174 Engineers Battalion D I Khan 7 12

Bannu 2 1

Tank 4 4

Corps Reserve 102 Engineers Battalion 15 15

479 Bridge Battalion Engineers

(Akora)

7 7

479 Bridge Battalion Engineers

(Risalpur)

16 23

Held with 15 Baloch Regiment 5 6

Total 92 118

Formation / Units Night Boat Accessories

Accessories

Fitted with

2x Search

Lights

Portable

(Small) Lights

7 Division / 109 Engineers Battalion 5 7




Engineers 11 Corps / 102 Engineers Battalion (Corps

Reserve)

1 3

Engineers 11 Corps / 479 Bridge Battalion Engineers (Corps

Reserve)

3 3

Total 15 20

Army has arranged trainings of Civil Defense and Rescue 1122 staff in operating

rescue boats.


4.3.4 Irrigation Department Flood Preparedness Measures

The provincial Irrigation Department has established a Flood Emergency Cell,

Hydrology Department. The XEN Hydrology will be the focal person of the department. The

emergency cell will be operational 24 hours from 15th

June 2014. The cell will collect and

transmit the information thrice daily in flood season and hourly in emergency situation. The

contact details are appended as annexure.

Flood monitoring network with the gauges present at various locations has been

established. The department has 180 river water and 58 rain water gauging sites. The

department will issue early warning as under:

- 16 – 24hours warning along Swat River

- 5-7 hours along Kabul

- 36 – 48 hours along Indus at DI Khan

District level Flood Emergency Cell will also be established in flood prone district

from 15th

June onwards till recession of floods.

The encroachments identified shall be removed with the assistance of DCs, MA

and C&W Department.

In D.I.Khan Flood Advisory Committee headed by Chief Engineer will be

reactivated with the following composition:

Chief Engineer (South) Chairman

Chief Engineer (North) Member

Director General, Small Dams Organization Member

Director General, Flood Damages Restoration Directorate Member

Member IRSA Member

Chief Engineer, Irrigation department Member

Technical Representative of Commissioner DIKhan Member

Technical Representative of 174 Engr Battalion, Army Member

Superintending Engineer Irrigation DIKhan Member

Irrigation Department Pre Monsoon Flood Mitigation Strategies

- Field staff will carry out inspection of barrages, head works, escape gates along

with other important regulation gates and flood protection bund & communication

system.

- Repair of all protection structures have been carried out.

4.3.5 Communication and Works Department Preparedness Measures:

The provincial C&W Department will establish a Flood Emergency Cell in the

office of DG FDRD, Peshawar. It will be operational 24 hours from 1st June

2014.The contact details are appended as annexure.

Available machinery/ plants have been prepositioned at vulnerable areas in

Shangla, Dir lower/Upper, Swat and Buner to restore the accessibility. The details

of plant/ machinery are attached at annexure.


4.3.6 Transport Department Response Measures

The department shall coordinate the evacuation of affected population in an

orderly manner. The RTAs in all respective divisions have been directed to

coordinate with respective DCs for needful arrangements.

4.3.7 Health Department Flood Preparedness Measures

The Health Department has established a Health Emergency Preparedness and

Response Cell- HEPR in Peshawar. The contact details are appended.

The department has carried out detailed planning with district officials (EDOs)

and district level health plans are in place for 2014 monsoon.

4.3.8 Food Department Flood Response Measures

The department is keeping stock of wheat available as per the requirement at

various places in the province. The detail of wheat stock held is attached as

Annexure-F.

4.3.9 Information Department Flood Response Measures

The Directorate of Information during the upcoming monsoon season 2014 in the

interest of the people has arranged following:

The Pakhtunkhwa Radio FM 92.2 MHz Peshawar and Pakhtunkhwa Radio FM

92.6 MHz Mardan will broadcast advance warnings to sensitize the public as soon

as they are received. Both the FM Radios will also guide the public about the

nearby safer places, food stuff, health-care facilities, health tips and other

precautionary measures.

Besides ensuring the publication of the flood-related reports of the Irrigation

Department on daily-basis in the local, regional and national newspapers, the

Directorate will also arrange press briefings/press conferences for any

officer/official.

The FM Radio Stations, whenever needed, will broadcast special programs to

facilitate the flood-affectees and officers from the health, irrigation, population.

The directorate will liaison with all other concerned departments to participate in

such programs to share their views.

4.3.10 PMDPreparedness Measures

PMD to provide information on meteorological and geophysical matters and

contributes in early warning ofnatural hazard due to meteorological,

hydrological& geophysical phenomenon.

PMD Flood Forecasting Division has 45 telemetric rainfall network stations in

country. There are 101 rainfall gauging stations in Pakistan in which 18 are

installed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Doppler Weather Radar is installed in Sialkot & Lahore with a radius of 230 KM

hence it is ineffective in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has Met Observatory working in 14

districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.


LIST OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE WITH ERS (RESCUE-1122)

S# Items Peshawar Mardan Total

1 Fiber Glass Boats 02 -- 02

2 Inflateable Boats 02 02 04

3 Dewatering Pump (Heavy Duty) 01 01 02

4 Dewatering Pump (Light Duty) 01 01 02

5 Life Jackets 25 25 50

6 Buoy 05 05 10

LIST OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE WITH C&W DEPARTMENT MALAKAND

S# Items Total

1 Trucks with Cranes 08

2 Bulldozers 20

3 Pneumatic Rollers 10

4 Excavators 14


IMPORTANT CONTACT DETAILS- PDMA

S # Name Mobile No Email Address

1 Mr. Aurangzeb,

Secretary RR&S Department 0346-9446666 --

2 Mr. Tahir Orakzai,

Director General 0301-8580908 [email protected]

3 Mr. Muhammad Khalid,

Director (HR/Admn) 0334-9373333 [email protected]

4 Ms. Ammara Aamer Khattak,

Director (Relief) 0343-3992010 [email protected]

5 Mr. Pervez, DDR 0333-9118803

6 Mr. Jan Israr,Dy.

Director(Accounts &Finance) 0347-5095507 --

7 Mr. Qaseem Khan Kakar,

DD (O&C) 0332-0955826 --

8 Mr. Touseef Khalid,

AD (DRM) 0321-9140114

[email protected]

9 Mr. Zia Ur Rehman,

AD (O&C-I) 0345-9800895 --

10 Mr. Akhlaq Ahmad,

AD (O&C-II) 0333-8658459 --

11 Abdullah Shah,

A.D (Warehouse) 0333-9338074 --

12 Mr. Dil Nawaz Khattak,

AD (Procurememt) 0300-9060428 --



PROVINCIAL EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTRE (PEOC) in PDMA

Incharge Name Telephone Number Fax Number

Mr. Nadeem Khan

A.D IT

091-9213845

091-9213959

091-5274625

091-5274339

091-9212059

COMMISSIONERS

Name Division Office Fax Mobile

Munir Azam Peshawar 091-9211337 091-9214085 0300-4276763

Mohammad Afsar Khan Malakand 0946-9240225

0946-9240185

0946-9240229-178,

0946-9240223(House) -

Abid Ali Khan Hazara 0992-9310111/9310222/9310444 0992-9310467/3310500 0333-5128924

Khalid Hussain Mardan 0937-9230572-74 0937-9230578 0300-5895366

Syed Jamaluddin Shah Kohat 0922-9260002 0922-9260105 0300-5828786

Syed Muhsan Shah Bannu 0928-9270044 0928-9270041 0300-5799950

M. Mushtaq Jadon D.I Khan 0966-9280351 0966-9280352 0300-8594036


DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS

District Name of Officer Office Fax Mobile Residence

Abbottabad Mr.Mateeh Ullah

0992-9310200/01-24 0992-9310202 0336-3363300 992-9310111

Bannu Mr.Muhammad Ayaz

0928-9270032 0928-9270079 0342-6668883 0928-9270032

Battagram Mr.Zarif- ul-Mani

0997-310030/310136 0997-310051 0333-9506649 0997-311421

Buner Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad

0939-510450 0939-510427 0346-9473344 0939-510454

Charsadda Mr.Fazal Rehman

091-9220021/9220024 091-9220024 0300-5908162 091-9220024

Chitral Mr.Amin-ul-Haq

0943-412055/412519/412055 0943-412421 0300-5871094 0943-412519

D.I.Khan Mr.Waqar Ali Khan

0966-9280116 0966-9280110 0300-9706933 0966-9280022

Dir Lower Mr.Sohail Khan

0945-9250003/09459250032 0945-9250001 0332-1714723 0945-9250002

Dir Upper Dr. Imran Hamid Shah

0944-880394 0944-881130 0300-9669334 0944-880104

Hangu Mr. Naeem Anwar

0925-621175 0925-620050 0333-9678882 0925-623968

Haripur Mr.Nisar Ahmad

0995-613389 0995-615412 0345-4744721 0995-611149

Karak Mr. Moh Shoaib jan Jadoon

0927-210825 0927-210925 0322-4020002 0927-210600

Kohat Mr.Amjid Ali Khan

0922-9260268 0922-9260031 0300-5420798 0922-9260031

Kohistan Syed Mohammad shah

0998-407002 0998-407001 0344-9998819 0998-407193


LakkiMarwat Mr.Zafar Ali Shah

0969-538330-1 0969-538333 0300-5891185

0315-9246546 0969-538331

Malakand Mr.Yahya Akhunzada

0932-411482/411880 0932-413199 0345-9112112 0932-411002

Manshera Mr.Zulfiqar

0997-304148 0997-305513 0345-6661111 0997-920174

Mardan Mr. Seed Ullah

0937-9230047-48 0937-9230303 - 0937-9230477

Nowshera Mr. Zaka Ullah

0923-9220099/98 0923-9220159 0345-9401402 -

Peshawar Mr. Zaheer ul Islam

091-9212302 091-9212303 0300-9393989 091-9211338

Shangla Mr. Zafar-ul-Islam

0996-850005 0996-850002 0300-5484888 0996-850008

Swabi Mr. Kamran Afridi

0938-221300 0938-221917 0333-9189606 0938-221220

Swat Mr. Mahmood Islam

0946-9240340 0946-9240329 0333-5109329 0946-9240338

Tank Mr. Habib Ullah Khan Wazir

0963-511326 0963-510300 0300-9094274 0963-511326

Tor Ghar Mr.Sanna Ullah

0997-239879 0997-580188 - 0997-214762


DDMOs

Name Designation District Mobile Phone Office Phone Fax

Mr. Khawaja Faheem DDMO

DIR UPPER 0312-5757159 0944-880506 0944-881130

Mr.Taimoor Khan DDMO

CHARSADDA 0333-9100707 091-9220137 091-9220026

Mr. Abdul Hameed Khan DDMO

NOWSHERA 0313-9154632 0923-9220234/9220104 0923-9220220

Mr.Habib Ullah Wazir DDMO

SHANGLA 0345-5533727 0996-850793/3337 0996-8500066

Mr. Ishfaq Khan DDMO

SWAT 0300-9040564 0946-9240341 0946-9240329

Mr. M.Riaz DDMO

TANK 0333-9370513 0963-510467 0963-510300

Mr. Irfan Ullah Masood A.C DDMO

D I KHAN 0333-5855069 0966-9280117 0966-9280110

Mr. Mohammad Abid DDMO

KOHISTAN 0333-5056348 0998-407029 0998-407001

Mr. Ayaz DDMO

DIR LOWER 0345-8078320 0945-9250029 0945-9250001

Mr. Mumtaz Ahmad DDMO

PESHAWAR 0333-9221822 091-9212304 091-9212303

Mr.Yasir Qayyum DDMO

LAKKI MARWAT 0334-9009055 0969-350955 --

Capt. Aurangzeb DDMO

BANNU 0333-5480546 0928-9270039 0928-9270079

Mr. Javed Iqbal DDMO

BATTAGRAM 0334-5343856 0997-312189 0997-310051

Dr.Qasim Ali Khan DDMO

MANSEHRA 0300-9113919 0997-300571 0922-9260045

Mr. Farrukh Atiq DDMO

KOHAT 0333-3873087 0922-9260046 0922-9260045


Mr.Owais Malak DDMO

BUNER 0300-5539697 0939-510234 --

Mr.Kashif Qayum Khan DDMO

CHITRAL 0334-9009056 0943-413686/412519 0943-413686

Mr. Hafiz Attaul Munim DDMO

KARAK 03469502684 0927-211661 0927-210825

Mr.Agha Sher Zaman (AC) DDMO

HARIPUR 0314-248739 0995-613389 0995-615412

Mr. Asad DDMO

MALAKAND 0345-8845303 0932-412254 0932-412254

Mr. Osama Ahmad DDMO

ABBOTABAD 0342-5222688 0992-9310203 0992- 9310202

Mr.Altamash JanJua DDMO

SAWABI 0333-9553387 0938-221401 0938-938221917

Mr.Hafiz Ullah DDMO

TOR GHAR 0302-8108228 0997-214762/322529 --

Mr. Omer DDMO

MARDAN 0301-4253595 0937-9230701 0937-9230303

Mr. Abdul Ghafoor DDMO

HANGU 0300-0193777 0925-623782 0925-623782


SUMMARY OF HEALTH FOCAL PERSONS & FACILITIES IN DISTIRCTS

S

No Districts

Focal

Person/Contact

Number

Health Facilities HR Logistics Teams

DHQs CH/

THQs RHCs BHUs CDs Available Vacant

Tot

Amb Opr Non Opr Mobile

Static/

Fixed

1 Abbottabad

Dr. Minhaj ul

Haq

03335057383

1 1 9 53 43 946 68 10 10 0 2 4

2 Banuu

Dr. Talea

Muhammad

03009068767

1 0 2 34 26 351 0 3 1 2 0 1

3 Battagram

Dr. M Saleem

Coord NP

03335051120

1 1 2 28 9 357 90 3 3 0 4 4

4 Buner Dr. Abdul Wahid

03429624269 1 3 4 18 8 479 0 7 7 0 0 8

5 Charsadda

Dr. Akhunzada

Zafar Aali

03459406902

1 2 3 45 7 690 20 14 11 3 0 0

6 Chitral

Dr. Israr Ullah

0943-412754

03059609474

1 3 6 19 28 1064 129 13 8 5 2 10

7 Dir Lower

Dr. Tanveer

Epidemiologist

0333 900 1234

1 2 5 31 22 983 119 8 8 0 8 0

8 Dir Upper

Dr. Nazar

Muhammad 0336

937 2230

1 3 3 32 13 800 257 13 13 0 6 6

9 D I Khan

Dr. Aziz Ullah

Cordinator

PH/RBM

03459821128

1 4 2 39 31 1120 55 12 6 6 12 15

10 Hangu Dr. Shakoor 1 1 1 13 3 320 40 4 4 0 3 3


Rehman

0302 565 4556

11 Haripur

Dr. Mohammad

Bilal Coordinator

DHIS

0995-613383

1 3 5 39 6 190 38 9 7 2 12 9

12 Kohat Dr. Arif Bukhari

03339617672 1 2 5 20 9 898 73 17 13 4 3 1

13 Karak Dr.M Ayaz

0301 875 2439 1 1 5 19 0 992 134 10 9 1 0 0

14 Kohistan

Dr. Taj

Mohammad

Coordinator NP

0312 991 5735

0302 350 9804

0 0 4 34 1 386 95 4 3 1 4 37

15 Laki

Marwat

Dr. Abdur

Rahaman 0345

985 6667

1 3 5 27 8 926 49 11 9 2 2 4

16 Mansehra

Dr. S Ijaz A Shah

0334 501 8718

0997-920169

1 9 9 49 58 1016 207 19 18 1 6 2

17 Malakand

Dr. Hidayat ur

Rahman DDHO

03159697144

Dr. Akhtar Munir

03459868322

1 1 5 20 9 841 129 14 13 1 1 0

18 Mardan Dr. Fazle Malik

0300-5728456 1 1 4 49 17 1154 153 26 23 3 825 91

19 Nowshera Dr Abu Zar

03005882054 1 1 7 30 10 594 50 13 12 1 710 101

20 Peshawar Dr. Arshad Amir

0333 911 9465 0 3 6 49 32 1083 3 10 9 1 12 16


21 Shangla Mr. Saeed Ullah

03018048782 1 2 2 15 12 607 79 11 9 2 3 2

22 Swat

Dr. Inam Ullah

Khan 0300 574

1077

1 7 3 41 18 960 18 24 21 3 6 7

23 Swabi

Dr. Fida

Muhammad

0300 568 7817

1 2 4 40 9 2024 229 12 12 0 90 8

24 Tank

Dr. Tahir Javed

DDHO 0300 579

3733

1 0 3 18 8 582 55 8 7 1 5 31


LIST OF CONTACTS OF COMMUNICATION & WORKS DEPARTMENT

EMERGENCY CONTROL ROOM C&W SECRETARIAT

S.No Name Office No Mobile No

1 Engr. Zulfiqar Ali

DS (Tech)

091-9210373

Fax 9210867

03339118083

2 Engr. Babar Majeed

SO (Roads)/ Focal Person

091-9210850

Fax 9210867

03009358563

EMERGENCY CONTROL ROOM PAKHTUNKHWA HIGHWAYS AUTHORITY (PKHA)


1 Engr Javed Ihsan

MD PKHA

091 9210557

Fax 9213154

03149035674

2 Engr. Ilyas Shah

Director (Maintenance)

091 9210963

Fax 9213154

03339137465

3 Engr. Ijaz

DD (Center)

091 9210444

Fax 9213154

03005905767

4 Engr. Barkatullah

DD (North)

0946 9240118 03005709884


C&W FOCAL PERSONS FOR DISTRICTS

S.No District Name Office No Mobile No

CHIEF ENGINEER (EQAA WING)

1 Abbottabad Engr. Yousaf Shah

Executive Engineer 09929310242 03008112728

2 Battagram Engr. M. Nisar Executive

Engineer 09947310004 03438973715

3 Mansehra Engr. Qudraullah sahab


4 Torghar Engr. M Arif


5 Haripur Engr. Syed Raffaqat Shah


6 Kohistan Engr. Tasadduq Hussain

Executive Engineer. 0998407107 03439226187

CHIEF ENGINEER (CENTRE WING)

7 Peshawar Engr. Imran Hussain


8 Nowshera Engr. M Sajid


9 Charsadda Engr. M Tariq


10 Kohat Engr. Jamshid Khan


11 Bannu Engr. Fazal E Wahab


12 Karak Engr.Ghulam Yazdani


13 Tank Engr. M Shahid



14 D I Khan Engr. M Tariq


15 Lakki Marwat Engr. Bakh Rawan


16 Hangu Engr. Kafayatullah


CHIEF ENGINEER (NORTH WING)

17 Mardan Engr. Amir Jan


18 Swabi Engr. Aziz Khatak


19 Swat Engr. Asif Imran


20 Malakand Engr. Amin Ul Khaliq


21 Dir Upper Engr. Naveed Iqbal


22 Dir Lower Engr. Rahmat Hakim


23 Buner Engr. Aamir Jamal


24 Chitral Engr. M Arif

Executive Engineer 0943413400 --

25 Shangla Engr. Sajjad Haider



HQ ENGINEERS 11 CORPS PESHAWAR

S. No. Name Contact No.

1. Lt. Col Asim Bin Waheed, Staff Officer Grade I 0300-5818081

2. Major ShahzadAlam, Staff Officer Grade II 0336-5713435

EMERGENCY RESCUE SERVICE RESCUE-1122


1 Dr. Asad Ali

Director General

091-9222483-4

Fax 091-9222487 0300-8593032

2 Muhammad Ayaz

Director (Ops) 091-9222490 0333-9128713

3. Mr. Urooj Sherazi

PRO 091-9222486 0333-9978988


CIVIL DEFENCE DIRECTORATE & DISTRICT OFFICES

S. No Distirct Name & Designation Telephone Number

1 Civil Defence Directorate Mian Adil Iqbal

Director 091-2263158

2 Civil Defence Directorate Mr. Shamsher Ali

Deputy Director 091-2263158

3 Peshawar Mr. Hidayatullah

Civil Defence Officer 091-9212176

4 Kohat Mr. Muhamamd Ajmal

Civil Defence Officer 0922/9260044

5 Abbottabad Mr. Noor Alam


6 Mardan Mr. Waheed Ul Haq


7 D I Khan Mr. Imdad Hussian


8 Swat Mr. Abdus Sattar


9 Charsadda Mr. Muhamamd Ali Shah


10 Malakand Mr. Shamsher Wali


11 Upper Dir MR. Saeedullah


12 Batagram -- 0997-310090

13 Nowshera Mr. Zahir Shah 0923-923055


Instructor Incharge

14 Bannu Mr. Akram Khan

Instructor Incharge

0928/9270190

PP 412464

15 Chitral Mr. Muhammad Wazir

Instructor Incharge

0997/300146

Nearest Number

16 Manshera Mr. Aftab Ahmad

Instructor Incharge 0945/9250140

17 Lower Dir Mr. Shah Qadam

Instructor Incharge

0925/511337

0925/622621

18 Hangu Mr. AmanullahShah


19 Bajaur Agency -- 0924/210310

20 Khyber Agency -- 0924/210310

21 Kurram Agency -- 0926/3611801

22 NWA Mr. Ghulam Nawaz Civil

Defence Officer 03469263817

23 Mohmand Agency -- 0924/290170

24 SWA Mr. Nazeer Hussain


25 Orakzai Agency Mr. Laiq Hussain



PAKISTAN METEROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT

Name & Designation Office Residence

Arif Mahmood

Director General,

Met. Services , Islamabad

051-9250367

Fax: 051-9250368 0300-3382151

S.Mushtaq Shah

Director,

Regional Meteorological

Centre, Peshawar

091-9210190 091-9212080

0333-5041282


HOUSEHOLD CASELOAD FOR MONSOON CONTINGENCY PLAN 2014

1 HH comprises of approx. 6 persons

HH caseload (High Impact)

HH damages in 2010 x Annual Growth Rate in Housing

Sector (i.e. 2.68% taken from research conducted by

Ministry of Commerce Govt. of Pakistan)

HH caseload (Medium Impact) 1/3rd

of High Impact

HH caseload (Low Impact) 1/3rd

of Medium Impact

DETAIL OF NFI TO BE PROVIDED

S. No. Items Details

1. Tents* 1 per each HH

2. Plastic Sheets* 1 per each HH

3. Blankets* 2 per each HH

4. Tarpaulin* 1 per 10 people

5. Kitchen Set 1 per each HH

6. Hygiene Kits 1 per each HH

7. Jerry Cans 2 per each HH

8. Buckets 2 per each HH

9. Stoves 1 per each HH

10. Drinking Water Population No. of HH x 6 (*approx 1/3

rd of affected population expected to live in camps)


APPROVED NFI & FI STANDARDS

Food Items

S No Name of Item Quantity

1 Wheat Flour 40 Kg

2 Matches 4 No

3 Rice (Sella No 1) 5 Kg

4 Dry Milk Factory Pack 910 Gm

5 Ghee 3 Kg

6 Sugar in Pack 3 Kg

7 Dall Channa (Packed) 2 Kg

8 Dal Mong (Washed) 1 Kg

9 Dal Masoor 1 Kg

10 Chilli Powder 200 Gm

11 Iodized Salt 800 Gm

12 Mineral Water (Nestle) 1 Bottle

13 Tea 476 Gm


HYGIENE KITS

S No Items Specification

1 Bath Soap Good quality available in market 80 gms 2 Laundry Soup Local made (special quality) 250 gms 3 Nail Cutter Large Standard Size 4 Towel Cotton, Medium Size 5 Comb Fine Quality 6 Sanitary Cloth Filalain 1 meter in 2 pieces 7 Mug with Handle Fine quality plastic 8 Lota with handle Fine quality plastic 9 Insecticide treated nets Good quality available in the local market

SHELTER

Item Name Specification

Tents

Size 4 x 5 meter, Double Ply-Single fold, water prrof, rot proof, central

height: 2.20 meter, Wall Hight 0.90 meter, Upper Ply PVC coated cloth on

both sides (450 GSM), Lower Ply cotton canvas 450 GSM, color natural

white not dyed, Plastic Ground Sheet of 4.5 x 5.5 meter, 2 doors, 1

window & 1 vantilator on each side of wall, Iron poles & pillars of 18

gauge pipe with all accessories, Shipping Whight 75 KG approx, Packing

(tent poles & Accessories in 1 bundle). ISO 9001 certified. The Words

“PDMA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa”with its official logo must be indelibly

printed with green color on both sides at the middle for maiximum

visibility having size of 1x2 meter.


NON-FOOD ITEMS

S No Items Specification

1 Plastic Mat 8x10 feet (nylon carpet), multicolor, weight 4 KG

2 Bucket 20 litres, plastic made, local good quality

3 Jerry Cans White color, food graded, 10 litres, local plastic

made 12x9 feet, A grade

4 Kitchen Set 6 pieces each, bowl, spoon, mug

local made (steel)

5 Mosquito Net Good Quality (single bed size

Documents

MONSOON CONTINGENCY PLAN - PDMA · Monsoon Contingency Plan 2014 ... Vulnerable UC s and Villages ... 2.9.23 District Kohat: 71 General Information 71